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Seasons  of  Change 


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Terra  Mariae 

University  of  Maryland  School  of  Pharmacy 


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2007-2008 


Digitized  by  the  Internet  Archive 

in  2013 


http://archive.org/details/terramariae2007 


Terra  Mariae 


University  of  Maryland 

school  of  pharmacy 


20  North  Pine  Street.  Baltimore.  MD  21201 
www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu 


2007-2008 


Seasons  of  Change 

with  Dean  Natalie  Eddington,  PhD  '89,  BSI 


As  one  of  the  first  pharmacy  schools  in  the 
United  States,  the  University  of  Maryland  at 
Baltimore  is  deeply  rooted  in  history  and 
tradition.  The  start  of  the  academic  school 
year  brought  about  an  exciting  time  of 
change  for  the  School  of  Pharmacy.  With  the 
establishment  of  the  Shady  Grove  campus, 
the  incoming  class  of  201 1  was  the  largest  in 
the  history  of  the  school.  To  accommodate 
the  expanded  class  size,  the  incorporation  of 
new  technology  had  allowed  students  to 
view  lectures  from  remote  sites,  bridging  the 
entire  learning  experience  between 
Baltimore  and  Shady  Grove  campuses. 
Finally,  curriculum  changes  had  put  the 
school  in  a  state  of  transition  in  hopes  of 
developing  professionals  trained  for  the 
ever-changing  field  of  pharmacy.  Along 
with  changes  brought  with  the  new  school 
year,  the  School  of  Pharmacy  welcomed  its 
newest  dean,  Dr.  Natalie  D.  Eddington.  As  a 
distinguished  researcher  and  former  faculty 
member,  Dean  Eddington  assumed  her  post 
as  a  leader  to  guide  the  evolution  of  the 
University  of  Maryland  School  of  Pharmacy 
in  hopes  of  developing  pharmacists  and 
leaders  for  the  future. 


Our  fearless  leader... 


Dedicated 


Role-model 


Researcher 


Strong 


Compassionate 


Shady  Grove 

The  Launch  of  Distance  Learning 


\athv  Matthews.  Brendon 
McQuighan,  T.J  Remsberg,  Matt 
Siuta.  and  Mike  Akers  alter  the 
White  Coat  Ceremony. 


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Fall  2007  marked  the  opening  of  the  new  University 
of  Maryland  School  of  Pharmacy  campus  at  the 
Universities  at  Shady  Grove  in  Rockville,  Maryland. 

The  Shady  Grove  campus  is  conveniently  located 
near  the  Washington.  D.C.  metro  area  and  federal 
facilities,  such  as  the  National  Institute  of  Health, 
the  Food  and  Drug  Administration,  the  National 
Institute  of  Standards  and  Technology,  and  the  U.S. 
Public  Health  Service.  The  new  campus  allows  for 
an  additional  40  students  to  be  enrolled  at  the 
School  of  Pharmacy  increasing  the  graduating  class 
from  120  students  to  160  students.  The  year  201  I 
will  mark  the  largest  graduating  class  in  the  history 
of  the  UMB  Pharmacy  School  to  date.  The  decision 
to  increase  the  number  of  pharmacy  students  was 
made  in  response  to  the  shortage  of  pharmacists  in 
Maryland.  Former  dean,  David  A.  Knapp.  PhD. 
describes  the  recent  expansion  as  a  sign  of 
advancement.  He  states,  "As  a  top  10  school,  we  are 
committed  to  excellence  in  pharmacy  education  and 
with  that  commitment  comes  continued  growth  and 
improvement."  Assistant  Dean  Heather  Congdon. 
PharmD,  CACP.  CDE,  is  responsible  for  overseeing 
the  pharmacy  program  at  the  Shady  Grove  campuv 
Former  dean,  David  A.  Knapp,  is  also  stationed  at 
the  Shady  Grove  campus  on  sabbatical  pursuing 
research  interests  in  the  pharmacy  workforce, 
pharmaceutical  education,  and  the  quality  of  drug 
use  and  pharmaceutical  care.  The  new  campus 
provides  the  same  high-quality  pharmacy  education 
given  at  the  main  Baltimore  campus  using  state-of- 
the-art  technology.  Most  lectures  are  delivered  to 
Shady  Grove  students  asynchronously  via  streamed 
video  lectures.  The  asynchronous  delivery  of 

-course  material  allows 
'  lor  more  com  enience 
universe  of  Formui£  and  flexibility  in 
learning. 


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Jlirove  Students  Julie  Naito.  Matt  Siuta.  Brendon  McQuighan,  and 
Iturke 


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Asynchronous  lectures  .i\  ailable 
online  for  viewing  \ia  Mediasite. 


Table  of  Contents 


Portraits 


Class  of  2011 

...    6 

Class  of  20 10 

...  16 

Class  of  2009 

...24 

Class  of  2008 

...32 

Faculty  and  Staff 

...46 

Organizations 


Student  Government  Association 

A  Bridge  to  Academic  Excellence 

Academy  of  Managed  Care  Pharmacy 

American  Pharmacists  Association 

American  Society  of  Consultant  Pharmacists 

American  Society  of  Health-System  Pharmacists 

Alpha  Zeta  Omega  Professional  Fraternity 

Christian  Pharmacists  Fellowship  International 

DC  Student  Pharmacists  Association 

Kappa  Psi  Pharmaceutical  Fraternity 

Lambda  Kappa  Sigma  Professional  Fraternity 

National  Community  Pharmacists  Association 

Phi  Delta  Chi  Professional  Fraternity 

Phi  Lambda  Sigma  Leadership  Society 

Rho  Chi  Honor  Society 

Student  Committee  on  Drug  Awareness  Education 

Student  Section  of  Maryland  Public  Health  Association 

Student  National  Pharmaceutical  Association 

Students  Promoting  Awareness 

Pharmacy  Graduate  Student  Association 

Terra  Mariae 


(SGA) 

...57 

(ABAE) 

..58 

(AMCP) 

..60 

(APhA) 

..62 

(ASCP) 

..64 

(ASHP) 

..66 

(AZO) 

..68 

(CPFI) 

..70 

(DSPA) 

..72 

(KY) 

..74 

(LKS) 

..76 

(NCPA) 

..78 

(PDC) 

..80 

(PLS) 

..82 

(Rho  Chi) 

..84 

(SCODAE) 

..86 

(SMdPHA) 

..88 

(SNPhA) 

..90 

(SPA) 

..92 

(PGSA) 

..94 

..96 

Table  of  Contents 


Special  Events 


White  Coat  Ceremonj 
for  the  Class  of  2011 

Fall  Formal  Dance 

Fal!  Picnic 

Legislative  Da\ 

Spring  Picnic 

Graduation 

for  the  Class  o\  2008 


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102 

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106 


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Fun  Pages 


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Michelle  Cohen 
Joseph  Dratter 
William  Dunn 
Katherine  Edrington 
David  Eng 
Benjamin  Estes 
Maryam  Farshid 
Laura  Goodhue 


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Jonathan  Hamer 
Nicole  Hammerbacher 
Sylvia  Hanna 
Jennifer  Hewlett 
Amy  Houtchens 
Helen  Huang 
Cindy  Kim 
Emily  Knapp 
Jennifer  Kozycki 
Julie  Leung 
Jeanne  Lim 
Nicholas  Loukas 
Richard  Lyght 
Janet  Mahoney 
Kevin  Malloy 
Marissa  McNall 
Mohamed  Mohamoud 
Susan  Montenesro 


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Amy  Nathanson 
Jennifer  Officewala 
Binny  Patel 
Neera  Patel 
Megan  Pulleyn 
Michael  Ream 
Sharonjit  Sagoo 
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Lisa  Wohl 
Frances  Wong 


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Lisa  Derby 

Bo  Yeon  Kim 

Ioana  Paiusi 

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Ciara  DiFrancesco 

Daniel  Kim 

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Priscilla  An 

Laura  Dinisio 

Teddy  Kim 

Paul  Park 

Steven  Andersen 

Kristan  Divino 

Seferina  Kim-Walsh 

Prashant  Patel 

Melissa  Andrews 

Sanlyn  D'Souza 

Darian  Kirby 

Joni  Pederson 

Eun-Jin  Bae 

Angela  Dupree 

Jennifer  Kline 

Zhanita  Perez 

Nicole  Barr 

Maria  Dwayer 

Kelly  Kline 

Richard  Poirier 

Jack  Bengio 

Toni  Esharevba 

Monica  Kwak 

Andrew  Raska 

John  Blake-Haskins 

Mark  Epstein 

Kwadwo  Kwakye 

Sibtain  Raw  ala 

Tatiana  Bourque 

Michael  Filtz 

Cora  Latham 

Sunmeet  Saw  hnev 

Mary  Bradbury 

Kathleen  Fuller 

Eva  Lee 

Rachael  Shepherd 

Adam  Bress 

Maciej  Gajec 

Ingrid  Lott 

Elaine  Sit 

Chad  Bumham 

Celeste  Gibson 

Elise  Ma\ 

Rodney  Thompson 

Nicole  Cammarata 

Jennifer  Grant 

Kristin  Micciche 

Bryan  Tingle 

Arley  Campbell 

Christina  Green 

Lisa  Mostovoy 

Yiying  Tsai 

Daniel  Carmichael 

Aaron  Greenblatt 

Julie  Myhren 

Huyen-Tram  Vu 

Ka  Man  Chan 

Patrick  Grove 

Andre  New  a  Nforbi 

William  Walter 

Allison  Chilipko 

Jonathan  Haag 

Nwamaka  Nzeli 

Ian  Watt 

Mary  Chung 

Roman  Kaplan 

Richie  Odigie 

Yana  Zinnatullina 

Michael  Cuda 

Daniel  Kenea 

Mary  Osing 

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Class  Officers 

Carla  Cuban  ilia 

..President 

Mathilda  Fienkeng 

..Vice  President 

Sejal  Patel 

Secretary 

Yndiana  Tineo 

..Treasurer 

Fernando  Andrickson 

..Historian 

Afua  Addo-Abedi 


Adetoro  Adevinka 

Anything  is  possible  when  you  are 
focused  and  you  pul  your  mind  to  it! 


Modupe  Adeniranye 

Received  Rho  Chi  Fraternity 
Academic  Achievement 
Recognition:  American  Societ)  of 
Health  System  Pharmacists 
Student  Chapter  (2005-Present ). 
Executive  Chair  of  Clinical  Skills 
Competition.  ASHP  Liason/ 
Committee  Chair.  Alpha  Zeta 
Omega  Pharmaceutical  Fratenitx 
(2006-2007). Vice  president 


Mohammad  Al-Jawadi 


Martha  Anderson 


Matthew  Bathula 


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Fernando  Andrickson 

APhA,  PLS,  SNPhA,  NCPA, 
Class  Historian 
I  thank  God.  my  family  and 
friends  for  all  their  love,  prayers 
and  support  though  this  stage  of 
my  life.  Thanks  to  all  who  have 
and  continue  to  make  an 
impact  in  my  life.  Best  wishes 
class  of  2008  in  your  future 
endeavors. 

Marcella  Armetta 

"Welcome  to  the  Good  Life" 
T  -You  are  my  other  half.  We 
have  had  our  ups  and  downs,  but  I 
never  would  have  made  it  through 
without  you!  Matt  -  Thanks  for 
always  being  on  the  other  side  of 
the  phone!  CB,  Mom,  Dad, 
Granddad,  Pop,  Grammy,  Karen 
and  Steve  -  Thanks  to  all  of  you 
for  your  support  and  love! 

Ohita  Asein 


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Melanie  Belcher 


Eleni  Billiris 


Andrew  Bogard 


Jennifer  Bailey 


April  Boyd 


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Sarah  Brodv 


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Carla  Cabanilla 


Stephanie  Campbell 

To  accomplish  great  things  we 
must  not  only  act  but  also  dream; 
not  only  plan  but  also  believe.  I 
want  to  thank  my  family,  friends, 
and  Josh  for  supporting  me  the 
past  4  years  in  all  my  dreams.    If 
it  wasnt  for  you  guys  I  wouldnt  be 
who  I  am  today. 


Dana  Cartwright 

Commit  to  the  LORD  whatever 
you  do,  and  your  plans  will 
succeed.  Proverbs  16:3 


Raimon  Cary 


Matthew  Casciano 


Christine  Chang 

He  is  faithful.  Praise  God! 


Jagit  Dhaliwal 


Fedelyne  Dieu juste 

I  would  like  to  thank  (i<ul  for 
blessing  me  with  the  world's  most 
wonderful  and  supportive  parents, 
Willioand  Mane  Ange.  The)  have 
always  been  there  for  me  and  I  trul> 
lo\e  them  for  that.  I'd  like  to  extend 
in\  deepest  thanks  to  the  members  of 
Maryland  Pharmaceutical  Society  for 
their  unrelentless  support  and 
constant  words  of  praise. 

Kathryn  Dincher 

To  love,  to  laugh,  to  work  or  plaj 
Tasks  left  undone  must  stay  that  wa) 
And  if  m\  parting  has  left  a  void 
Then  fill  it  with  remembered  jo) 
A  friendship  shared,  a  laugh,  a  k: 
Ah  yes  these  thii  shall  n 

lain  our  friendship 


Stephanie  Duck 

NCPA  (President),  Rho  Chi 
"Always  dream  and  shoot  higher 
than  you  know  you  are  capable  of. 
Don't  bother  just  to  be  better  than 
your  peers.  Try  to  be  better  than 
yourself."  Katie,  Lauren,  and 
Candice-  Pharmacy  school 
wouldnt  have  been  the  same 
without  you  ladies  there  to  keep 
me  sane.  I  love  you  guys! 

Adam  Dudley 


Diane  Durso 


Nnenna  Ezeocha 


Gang  Fang 


Walter  Fasch 


Brian  Ferullo 


Mathilda  Fienkeng 

TO  GOD  BE  THE  GLORY.  Lov 

&  gratitude  to  the  wind  beneath 
my  wings;  Martin,  Anne-Marie, 
Ralph,  Dasi,  my  entire  family  & 
friends.  To  friends  at  UM  SOP. 
SA,  Phi  Lambda  Sigma,  Kappa 
Psi,  Rho  Chi,  APhA.  I'M 
FAVORED  IN  THE  LORD! 


Soheila  Gerami-Diznab 


"Sitting  at  the  pharmacy  hall, 
going  over  the  slides,  one  slide  a' 
a  time,  it  took  me  four  years  to 
finish  them  all.  Smile  " 


Jorie  Glick 


Kelly  Gray 


Vandana  Gupta 

To  my  family,  thanks  for  your 

love  and  support ! 

"Live  as  if  you  were  to  die 

tomorrow.  Learn  as  if  you  were  to 

live  forever."  —  Gandhi 

Vandana  Gupta 

UMB  School  of  Pharmacy 

University  of  Baltimore 

Pharm.D/MBA  Candidate,  2008 

vguptOOl  @  umaryland.edu 

Candice  Guy 


Julie  Hahn 


Monica  Healy 

"Take  pride  in  how  far  you  have 
come,  and  have  faith  in  how  far 
you  can  go!" 
—  Brothers  For  Life  ~  AAAE- 


Jacqueline  Huber 


V 

Tony  Hwangpo 


Joseph  Joh 


Jaikishan  Kakar 


Aparna  Kalidindi 


Jason  Katcoff 

If  at  first  you  do  succeed,  try  to 
hide  your  astonishment. 


Garth  Kistner 

Rho  Chi  Honor  Society 


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Kathleen  Klemm 

*  Thank  you  to  my  wonderful 
family  and  friends  for  your  love 
and  support!  With  God,  all  things 
are  possible!  To  my  pharmacy 
ladies  -  I  could  not  have  made  it 
through  without  you!  * 


Liesel  Kloetzli 


Krista  Konapelsky 


I 


Tatiana  Kondrakhina 

I  would  like  to  thank  my  daugmi 
Arina,  for  helping  me  with  my 
assignments  and  my  husband, 
Sergey,  for  being  my  rock.  Thar 
to  Drs.  Brandt,  Morgan, 
McPherson,  and  Beardsley  for 
showing  me  many  new  aspects  o 
pharmacy.  Thank  you  to  all  and 
Good  Luck  to  the  Class  of  2008! 

Paul  Ku 


Honghong  La 


Ashley  Laflame 


Elise  Lanio 


Jamie  Larrimore 


Daniel  Lee 


Benjamin  Le\is 

Linds-thank  \ou.  \our  love  uiul 
patience  have  sustained  me 
Now.  come  waste  your  time  with 
me.-Phish 


Jessie  Lish 

Jessie  Ii^h.  PharmD-Much  love  to 
PDCandmj  PDC  family,  the 
back  row  bombers  in  I'M  120.  and 
m>  R\  ladies  (Monica] 
Carbonicle,  Himey,  Easy  E,  Soup- 
a-Loop,  Jenn  B,  Zizzle  m>  nizzle, 
JorJor,  Uuuurika,  Mo  Mo,  KI). 
and  Beenie  Seagull).  I  love  \ou 
all! 

Tammv  Lut/ 


John  Lee 

To  m\  wife,  I  thank  you  for  all  of 
your  love. 

To  my  parents.  I  cherish  \our 

unconditional  support. 

To  the  Class  o\  2008,  1  leave  with 

you  this  final  quote: 

"Don't  Stop.  Get  it.  get  it!"  -  Luther 

Campbell  (The  2  Li\e  Crew  | 


Samuel  Lee 


R\an  Majchrzak 


Sana  Majid 


Roy  Mathew 


Mavis  Mbi 

I  thank  God  for  being  my  help  and 
strength.  I  also  thank  my  family  in 
the  US  &  Ghana  for  supporting 
and  encouraging  me  (esp.  Mom, 
Dad,  Emmanuel,  Aunts  Gina  & 
Mary). 

Member  of:  CPFI,  SMdPHA 
(Past-President),  SNPHA,  KY. 

Thomas  Mercurio 

Congratulations  and  Good  Luck  to 
the  2008  University  of  Maryland 
PharmDs! 


Hyejin  Mitchell 


Jason  Nagle 


Savan  Nand 


Ndubisi  Ndukwe 

Some  give  up  at  the  first  touch  oi, 
pressure;  some  sell  out;  some  rur| 
down  by  imperceptible  degrees 
and  lose  their  fire,  never  knowing  [ 
when  or  how  they  lost  it.  Yet  a  1 
few  hold  on  and  move  on, 
knowing  that  that  fire  is  not  to  bell 
betrayed,  learning  how  to  give  it  I 
shape,  purpose  and  reality.  ~  AyBJ 
Rand 


Thaoly  Nguyen 


Spiros  Nicols 

We  are  the  winners  of 
Pharmavision!  We  are,  we  are! 


Angelo  Noronha 

Thanks  2  my  Family  &  God  4 
getting  me  through  the  good  times 
&  the  bad.  Shout  outs  2  my  man 
Sam  4  being  there  through  thick  4 
thin,  Richie  Rich"party  ain't  a 
party  till  we  run  through  it",  &  2 
everyone  that  touched  my  life 
during  my  4  years  in  MD. 


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Kric  Oduro 

"There  is  a  Spirit  in  Man  and  the 
Inspirations  of  the  ALMIGHTY 
gives  understanding  so  we  must 
live  our  lives  as  if  tomorrow  is  the 
last  day  and  learn  as  if  we  shall 
live  forever" 


Marie  Ofori 

Glory  be  to  God! 
"Our  deepest  fear  is  not  that  we 
are  inadequate.  Our  deepest  fear 
is  that  we  are  powerful  beyond 
measure.  It  is  our  light,  not  our 
darkness  that  most  frightens  us" 
ABAE,  AZO,  CPFI,  SNPhA, 
family,  friends,  advisors,  mentors 
I  love  you  and  will  miss  you. 
Thank  you. 

Jessica  O'Kane 


Ayodeji  Oke-Owo 


James  Papadatos 

Jimmy  Pop:  APhA  2004-08; 
ASHP2006  OX;  MPhA  2006  08; 
ABAE  2006-07;  RhoChi  National 
Honor  Society;  RhoChi  Vice 
President 2006-07;  RhoChi  Hook 
Award  2006:  PLS  Leadership 
Society;  V  \l.OR  Student  2007- 
08. 


Kajal  Patel 

I'll  miss  my  dmggee  buddies:-!. 


Sejal  Patel 

To  my  closest  ones  over  the  past  4 
vis-thank  you  lor  wonderful 
memories.  I'll  always  cherish! 
Congrats  c/o  2008! 
-Do  not  go  where  the  path  ma\ 
lead,  go  instead  where  there  is  no 
path  and  leave  a  trail.  -Ralph 
Waldo  Emerson 


Svetlana  Polvanskava 


Ndidi  Onvirioha 


Metallic  Powell 

Phi  Lambda  Sigma  I  eadership 
Society,  Lambda  Kappa  Sigma 
International  Professional 
Fraternity,  Christian  Pharmacists 
Fellow  ship  International. 
American  Pharmacists  Association 
deaden  udent  Pharmacists, 

American  Society  of  Consultant 
Pharmacists  41 


Jaime  Keid 


Candice  Richardson 


Leah  Robinson 


Jae  Ryu 

"For  everyone  of  us  that  succeeds, 
it's  because  there's  somebody  there 
to  show  you  the  way  out.  -OW-" 
For  me  it  was  my  parents,  my 
brother,  my  friends  (KSN,  JLP). 
Thank  you  so  much. 


Mojdeh  Saba 

What  you  get  by  achieving  your 
goals  is  not  as  important  as  what 
you  become  by  achieving  your 
goals.  To  my  family,  you  are  my 
rock  and  I  love  you!   Partner  in 
crime  KI).  thanks  for  the  laughter. 
\l.vou  arc  my  second  family. 


Matthew  Schoenleben 

You  can't  make  footprints  in  the 
sands  of  time  sitting  on  your  butt, 
and  who  wants  to  make  buttprints 
in  the  sands  of  time? 


Clifford  Sinfuego 


Dear  Daddy, 
Congratulations  on  your 
graduation!  We're  so  proud  of 
you!  You're  an  inspiration  to  botl 
of  us  and  were  lucky  to  have  you 
as  our  dad. 


Love, 

Vincent  and  Adrian 


Amy  Snyder 


Erika  Stevens 


Henry  Tang 


V  > 


Michelle  Taymuree 


Meseret  Teklu 

Making  the  simple  complicated  is 
commonplace;  making  the 
complicated  simple,  awesomely 
simple,  that's  creativity.-  Charles 
Mingus. 

[Courtesy  of  l'uncroiyable  de  les 
uncroiyables,  AC,  my  very 
personal,  Yummificant! 
Anticoagulation  therapy!]  ~ 
Meseret. 

Tanya  Telegadis 

Destiny  is  not  a  matter  of  chance, 
it  is  a  matter  of  choice:  it  is  not  a 
thing  to  be  waited  for,  it  is  a  thing 
to  be  achieved."  -William 
Jennings  Bryan 

In  Loving  Memory  of  My  Father. 
Frank  E.  Telegadis  (12/31/51  - 
6/11/06) 

Lauren  Thomas 

Pharmacy  School  holds  some  of 
my  best  and  worst  memories!  I 
wish  the  best  of  luck  to  everyone 
in  the  future.  To  my  special  ladies, 
you  know  who  you  are;  I  could 
not  have  done  this  without  you. 
Cheers  to  us!  Congratulations 
Class  of  2008.  we  made  it! 


Mel  ike  Tunc 

Dad,  Mom  and  Zeyncp:  I  love  you 

and  thank  sou  for  your  endless 

support. 

Tammy.  Svetlana.  Jae  and  Jimmy: 

I  love  you  all  and  thank  you  lor 

your  friendship. 

Class  of  2008: 

What  an  amazing  adventure  uc 

have  had. 

See  you  all  behind  the  counter! 

Karen  Sherr  Umali 

The  primary  difference  between 
successful  people  &  unsuccessful 
people  is  that  successful  people 
fail  more.  If  you  see  failure  as  a 
monster  stalking  you.  (it)  can 
become  a  benevolent  teacher, 
opening  your  mind  to  successes 
you  cannot  now  imagine.  M.Beck 


Richard  Velasco 


Louise  Wang 


Yndiana  Tineo 

SNPhA.  PLS.  LKS.  APhA 
The  price  of  success  is  dedication, 
hard  work,  and  an  unremitting 
devotion  to  the  things  you  want  to 
see  happen.  -Frank  Lloyd  Wright 
My  most  sincere  gratitude  to  God 
and  my  family  for  helping  me 
along  this  journey.  To  all  my 
friends  and  classmates,  thanks  for 
the  sreat  memories. 


Scott  Wern 


Jamie  Wilkins 

"Do  not  go  where  the  path  may 
lead;  go  instead  where  there  is  no 
path  and  leave  a  trail."  Ralph 
Waldo  Emerson 

Thanks  to  my  wonderful  family, 
friends,  mentors  and  advisors; 
\\  ithout  whom  I  would  not  be 
standing  where  I  am  today. 

Min-Li  Wu 


Laura  Zendel 


Jennifer  Zile 


Not  Pictured: 

Alex  Chui,  Radmila  Gitelman,  Darrieck  Mount,  Velma  Nwosu, 
Timothy  Reineke,  Danielle  Silva 


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FACULTY 


Morgan  and  friends  take  a  moment  to  Dr<  Cherokee  Layson-Wolf  works  on  a  patient  prescription  in 

relax  and  socialize.  Events  such  as  this  give  J  r  r  r 

Fred  Lab.  Students  benefit  from  the  knowledge  and  advice  that 


faculty  the  opportunity  to  decompress  and 
escape  from  the  pressures  of  school. 
Middle:  Fred  Abramson  and  Mathilda  Fienkeng 
discuss  issues  concerning  practice  lab.  Faculty 
and  students  share  ideas  to  help  improve  the 
curriculum 

m:  Not  just  dedicated  faculty  members  but 
-lc..  Dr  Thomas  Dowling  and  Dr. 

le  Bittner  hang  out  and  enjoy 
mpany  at  the  Fall  Formal. 


faculty  provide  in  class  and  during  pharmacy  practice  lab  . 


Department  of  Pharmaceutical  Health  Services 

Research  (PHSR) 


k 


uhcrt  S.  Beardsle>.RPh.  PhD 

Vice  Chair  of  Education, 

Department  of  PHSR 


C.  Daniel  Mullins.  PhD 

Chair,  Depanmeni  of  PHSR 


adia  T.  Sha>aPhD.  MPH 

f.iaie  Director.  Center  on  Drugs  and 
Public  Policv 


Sheila  R.  Weiss.  PhD 


Ann  J.  Da\idnfT.  PhD 


Eberchuckwu  Onuknugha.  PhD 


Linda  Simoni-Wastila.  BSPharm.  PhD 

Graduate  Program  Director. 
Department  of  PHSR 


Julie  M.  Zito.  PhD 


Donald  O.  Kedder.  BSP, 
MPH.  DrPILFAPhA 


Francis  B.  Palumbo.  PhD.  .11) 

Executive  Director,  Center  on 

Drugs  and  Public  Policy 


Bruce  (".  Stuart.  PhD 
Vice  Ch.nr  of  Research, 
Department  of  PHSR 


llene  H.  Zuckcrnun.  PharmD.  PhD 

\SSOC      .  l\  I        r  Graduate  Studies 

and  Research 


David   V  knu|i|>.  PhD 


Francoise  G.  Pradel.  PhD 


Vnthum  (  .  Inmmasell".  Pharm.n  i-l. 

Ms.  PhD 

Dim  H  ^misc 

Studies 


Department  of  Pharmaceutical  Sciences  (PSC) 


P 


(,ar>  G.  Kult-rhaugh.  Phi) 


Natalie  I).  hddington.  PhD 
Dean 


Yoan  I  do,  PhD 


Peler  Butko.  PhD 


.lun  Ha>ashi.  PhD 


Uexander  D.  MacKerell.  PhD 

Director,  Computer-Aided  Drug 

Design  Center 


PoUi.PhD 


Stephen  \Y.  Hoag.  PhD 


Sarah  L.J  Michel.  PhD 


Kd\in  Pozharski\ 


Richard  N.  Dalb\.PhD 


J.  Edward  Moreton.  PhD 


Gerald  M.  Rosen.  PhD.  JI 


Department  of  Pharmaceutical  Sciences  (PSC) 


Paul  S.  Shapiro.  PhD 

Director.  Pharmaceutical 

Science-.  Graduate  Program 


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Peter  W. Swaan  .  PhD 


Jia  Bei  Wang.  PhD 


\hron  «  einer.  PhD 


4 

VngelaNilkv  PhD 


Hongbing  Wang.  PhD 


Kriii e  lu.  PhD 


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Department  of  Pharmacy  Practice  and  Science  (PPS 


\lfrcd  Vbramson.  BSP.  RPH 


Cynthia  J.  Boyle.  PharmD, 

Director,  Office  ofExpcricnii.il 

Learning 


ll«  -ii In  r  B,  (  ongdon. 
PharmD,  CAC  P 


Chanel  F.  Agness.  PharmD 


Nicole  J.  Brandt.  PharmD 


Bethany  F.  DiPaula.  PharmD 


Cherokee  Layson-Wolf, 

PharmD 


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Bruce  D.  Anderson,  PharmD 

Director  of  Operations. 
Maryland  Poison  Center 


Lisa  Charneski.  PharmD,  BCPS 


Thomas  C.  Dowling,  PhD 


Raymond  C.  Love,  PharmD 


Christine  K.  Choy,  Pharmfl 


Stuart  T.  Haines,  PharmD,  FASIj 

Vice  Chair  Academic  Affairs 
Department  of  Pharmacy  Practice  &  ScB 


Mary  Lynn  McPherso  1 
PharmD,  BCPS,  CD!  I 


I  epartment  of  Pharmacy  Practice  and  Science  (PPS) 


Rohirl  J.  Michmki.  PharmD 


lagah  Rodriguez  de  Bittner. 
PharmD.  BCPS.  CDE 

hair.  Department  of  Pharmacj 
Practice  and  Sciences 


I*  M.  Summers.  PharmD.  BCPS 


Jill  Morgan,  PharmD 

\ssociate  Dean  lor  Studenl 
Affairs 


David  S.  RoiTman.  PharmD. 

BCPS/Cardiolog> 

Associate  Dean  for  Academic   Mfairs 


.lame-  \.  I  rovalo.  PharmD 


Jason  M.  Noel,  PharmD,  BCPF 

i  >in  cl ii  linical  Pharmacj 

es  at  the  Rosewood  Centei 


Neha  Sheth.  PharmD 


Channaine  I).  Rochester.  PharmD. 
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Deborah  Slurp*.  PharmD..  B(  Ps 


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Mima  (,.  Tsoukieris,  B(  Ps.  PharmD 
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Kristin  \\  at-on.  PharmD.  B(  Ps 


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Staff 


lill  Morgan,  PharmD 
\ssociate  Dean  forStudenl  Minis 


Rebecca  Ceraul 

i.   and  Marketing 


Natalie  Eddington,  PharmD 

Dean 


David  S.  Roffman,  PharmD,  BCPS 

Associate  Dean  tor  Academic  Affairs 


No  Photo 
Available 


Wendy  Cohan 
Comptroller 


Heather  Congdon.  PharmD.  CACP,  CDE 

Assistant  Dean  for  University  of  Maryland 

School  of  Pharmacy  at  the  Universities  at 

Shady  Grove 


No  Photo 
Available 


Nancy  Bowers 

Director.  Administration  and  Finance 


Pam  Crowe 

Facilities  and  Laboratory  Manager 


William  J.  Cooper 

Associate  Dean  for  Administratis 
and  Finance 


Cynthia  J.  Boyle,  PharmD,  FAR 

Director.  Office  of  Experiental  Leal 


Michele  Ewing 

Executive  Director  for  DevelopmM 
and  Alumni  Affairs 


I  isa  Lebovitz,  II) 

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Tim  Munn 

Director.  Computer  and 
Network  Services 


Hene  Zuckerman,  PharmD,  PhD    jl 

Associate  Dean  for  Graduate 
Studies  and  Research 


Wbo  are  these  fresli  new  faces? 


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SGA 


From  Fall  Formals  to  Spring  Picnics,  the  Student  Government  Association  was  active  in 
sponsoring  a  variety  of  student  events  all  year  long. 


Summer  Leadership  Retreat 

In  August,  the  SGA  council  and 
faculty  advisors  spent  a  weekend  in 
Kensington,  Ml).  Activities 
involved  voting  on  changes  to  the 
constitution,  group  building 
exercises,  and  basking  in  the  beauty 
ot  the  Chesapeake  Bay. 


Legislative  Day 

The  School  of  Pharmacy 
participated  in  some  grassroots 
advocacy  on  Legislative  Day  to 
promote  and  expand  the  scope  of 
pharmacy  practice  with  legislators. 

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ccellences  mission  is  to  provide  tutoring 
Jents;  to  reward  middle  and  high  school  students  for  producing  successful  learning  outcomes;  to  provide 

real-world  internship  opportunities  to  expose  middle/high  school  students  to  careers  in  the  health 
ofessions,  law,  and  social  work;  to  have  professional  school  students,  faculty,  friends,  and  professionals 
serve  as  tutors  and  mentors  to  middle  and  high  school  students. 


ACADEMY  OF  MANAGED  CARE  PHARMACY 

The  University  of  Maryland  Chapter  of  Academy  of  Managed  Care  Pharmacy  is  focused 

on  enhancing  managed  care  pharmacy  education  and  promoting  postgraduate  training  in 

areas  of  managed  care  as  well  as  the  pharmaceutical  industry. 


P  and  T  competition  check 
presentation  to  the  winning 
team.  From  left  to  right 
Kyongsei  Sohn,  Toni 
Egharevba,  Samuel  Lee, 
Matthew  Casciano,  Richard 
Fry,  Dr.  Morgan.  Dr.  Shaya, 
Jeanne  Lim.  and  Raymond 
Bleu-Laine  . 


THE  EXECUTIVE  BOARD 


from  left  to  right:  Toni  Egharevba,  Lisa 
Mostovoy,  Jeanne  Lim.  Thao  Vuong,  Dr.  Shaya. 
and  Raymond  Bleu-Laine  . 

Pharmaceutical  Industy  Forum 


Right  picture  :  E- 
Board  visit  to  the 
AMCP  national 
office  in  Alexandria, 
from  left  to  right: 
Raymond  Bleu- 
Laine  ,  Jeanne  Lim, 
Steve  Karlin,  April 
Shaughnessy,  Lisa 
Mostovoy,  and  Toni 
Egharevba. 


Left  Picture  :  Sylvia 
Hanna  (historian),  Amy 
Kemner,  Raymond  Bleu- 
Laine  ,  Harvey  Maldow, 
Toni  Egharevba,  and  Lisa 
Mostovoy 

Right  picture:  Thao 
f  Vuong  and  Kinjal  Patel 
the  dinner  banquet 


2001  Eastern  AMCP  Student 
Chapter  Conference 


Left  picture  :  Alumni  and 

students  at  the  2007  AMCP 

Educational  Conference  in 

Boston  :  Andrew  Bogard. 

Angelo  Noronha. 

Dr.  Yvette  Tong.  Damon 

Douglas.  Jeanne  Lim. 

Samuel  Lee, 

Dr.  Melody  Magliano. 

Raymond  Bleu-Laine  .  and 

Matthew  Casciano. 

Right  picture  :  Students 
during  our  1st  general  body 
meeting  of  the  vear 


Backpack  to 

Briefcase" 

Etiquette  Dinner 


Students  get  ready  to  enjoy  the  excellent  etiquette  dinner 
from  left  to  right  :  Tina  Dang.  Ken/ie  Biggins.  Chris  Charming. 
Fedelyne  Dieujuste.  Andrew  York,  and  Brandon  Shannon 


inita  Perez  and  Raymond  Bleu-Laine'  with  health 
organizers 


e  would  like  to  congratulate  all  AMCP  student  members  who  are  going 
)  graduate  this  year...  A.Bogard,  M.Casciano,  J.Dhaliwal,  F.Dieujuste, 
V.Gupta,  S.Lee,  R.Hajchrzak,  A.Noronha,  and  M.Taymuree. 

We  wish  you  the  bestl 

We  would  also  like  to  thank  people  who  made  our  year  a  success: 
|r.  Shaya  (Advisor),  AMCP  National  Chapter,  Target,  AztraZeneca,  Rugters  Fellows, 
Walmart,  and  last  but  not  least,  EVERY  AMCP  STUDENT  MEMBER. 

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Our  APhA-ASP  chapter  had  the  privilege  of  hosting 
pr-   Region  2's  Midyear  Regional  Meeting  (MRM)  here  in? 
Baltimore.  We  welcomed  students  and  faculty  from 
pharmacy  schools  in  Virginia,  West  Virginia, 
Pennsylvania,  New  Jersey,  Delaware,  and  the  District 
of  Columbia. 


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American  Pharmacists  Association 
Academy  of  Student  Pharmacists 


L<gNf  American  Pharmacists  Association 

Improving  medication  use.  Advancing  patient  care. 


APhA 


i 


In  the  past  year,  the 
students  of  APhA- 
ASP  have  educated 
thousands  of  people 
all  over  the  state  of 
Maryland  in  diabetes, 
heartburn,  and 
Lyme  disease. 


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ASP 


OPERATIO 


Immunization 

Student  Pharmacists  and  Practitioners  Protecting  The  Public  Health 


i  APhA  Annual  Meeting 
I  Exposition  was  held 
rch  14-17,  2008  in  San 
go,  California.  Our  school 

more  than  40  students 

faculty  attending  the 
it.  Our  school's  chapter 
*hi  Lambda  Sigma  won 
(National  Chapter  of  the 
ir  Award  and  Dr.  Cynthia 

le  won  the  2008  APhA 
>d  Government 

rmacist-of-the-Year 
ird. 


areness  Challenge 


We  also  held  several  forums  this  past 
year.  On  the  left,  Ashley  Burns  thanks  J. 
Steinberg,  PharmD,  from  Pfizer  for 
coming  to  speak  to  us  about 
Fibromyalgia.  During  the  year,  the  ASP 
chapter  also  held  a  New  Practitioner 
Smooth  Transitions  Program  and  helped 
to  organize  a  forum  to  inform  students 
about  Legislative  Day  in  Annapolis,  MD. 


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AMERICAN 
CONSULTANT 


waiting  for  our  crab  feast,  Andrew  Michaelson,  Eva  Lee, 
jnes,  Sarah  Brody,  Joseph  Joh,  Kim  Fetsch 


SOCIETY  OF 
PHARMACISTS 


ASCP  is  an  organization 
that  recognizes  the 
importance  of  consultant 
and  senior  care 
pharmacists  in  improving 
the  lives  of  geriatric 
patients! 


Left  to  Right:  Eva  Lee, 
Diana  Chan,  Andrew 
Michaelson,  Dr.  Nicole 
Brandt,  two  Howard 
University  students, 
Kim  Fetsch,  Louis 
Jones,  Thao  Vuong, 
Sarah  Brody,  and 
Joseph  Joh 


h  Brody  smiles  big  and  wide! 


1  2007:  Working  with  ASHP.  we  put  together 
| pnderful  spaghetti  dinner  for  the  pleasant 
f|e  Lodge  residents. 


Spring  2008:  At  the  MD-ASCP  Quarterly 
Program  that  took  place  at  Ruths  Chris 
Steakhouse,  ASCP  presented  Erin  Elwood 
with  a  Student  of  the  Year  award! 


L    to  Right:  Eva  Lee,  Sheryl  Thedford.  and  Residents 


Left  to  Right:  Louis  Jones.  Tiffany  Russell,  Erin 
Elwood.  Eva  Lee,  Kim  Fetsch 


lg  2008:  The  Geriatric  Fair  and  Forum  was  a  success!  It  allowed  PharmD  students  a  glimpse 
ilihe  field  of  geriatrics  and  long-term  care  pharmacy. 


>/v  Michaelson  and  the 
poster  board 


Guest  speakers  Dr.  Jennifer  Hardesty 
and  Dr.  Eric  Johnson  with  their  gifts 
and  Andrew  Michaelson 


Tiffany  Russell  learning  about 


geriatric  services 


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Executive  Board:  Front  (from  left)  Dr.  James  Tro\  ato  (Faculty 

Advisor).  Selma  Du  (President).  Ameet  Joshi  (President-Elect). 

Back  Row  (from  left)  Nicole  Cammarata  (MSHP  Liaison).  Jessica 

DiBona  -  Faridi  (Secretary),  Eva  Lee  (Treasurer).  Sheryl  Thedford 

(Historian).  Julie  Mathias  (Historian).  Linda  Sun  (ASHP  Liason). 

Xuan  Tang  (Webmaster).  Emily  Dotter  (Historian) 


Midyear  Meeting  in  Las  Vegas.  Nevada 


American  Society  of 
Health-Systems  Pharmacists 


Above:  President-elect  Ameet  Joshi  signs  up  m 
members;  Our  Fearless  Leader  and  President, 
Selma  Du  addressing  the  "troops".  Left:  the 
"troops"  (from  left  -  Connie  Yoon.  Lakshmi 
Potti.  Julie  Mathias.  Lana  McKinney.  and  Andii 
McMunn) 


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Jniversity  of  Maryland 
^SHP  Chapter 

Forum 

Innovations  in  Pharmacy 

Community 

Hope  Lodge  with  ASCP 

Diabetic  Halloween  with 
SMdPhA  and  PLS 

Spring  Health  Fair  with  SMdPhA 

Pharmacy  Phun 

terdisciplinary  Patient  Management 
Competition  with  PLS 

Clinical  Skills  Competition 
with  AMCP 

Professional  Development 

[iyear  Clinical  Meeting  in  Las  Vegas 
Mentorship  Program 


Fall  ASHP  Sponsored  forum:    Innovations  in  Pharmacy 
From  Left  -  Linda  Sun,  Dr.  Douglas  Scheckelhoff  (Vice  President,  ASHP). 
Dr.  Carla  Gill  (Associate  Director  of  Pharmacy.  Johns  Hopkins  Hospital). 

Dr.  John  DiBona  (Director  of  Pharmacy.  Sinai  Hospital). 
Jessica  DiBona-Faridi.  Selma  Du. 


Making  and  Serving  Dinner  at  Hope  Lodge  with  ASCP  :  Above  from  left-  Thao  Vuong. 

Seema  Patel.  Eva  Lee.  Selma  Du.  In  Kim.  Connie  Yoon.  Andy  Michaelson.  Kim  Fetsch. 

Eun-Jin  Bae.  Ameet  Joshi.  Cathy  Chang.  Emily  Dotter.  and  Kevin  Brady. 

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"Having  discovered  that  through  intimate  association  with  one  another,  and  by  practice  of  the  virtues  of  mutual  trusi 
s>  mpathy.  faithfulness,  and  unselfishness  we  have  been  able  to  advance  our  profession,  exalt  our  alma  mater  and  buii 
strongly  our  individual  characters;  and  being  desirous  of  maintaining  and  expanding  that  principle  of  association  an 

friendship  and  cooperation." 

Atlantic  QtJ  Convention  (Far  Right) 

During  the  summer  o\'  2007.  AZO 
Kappa  had  to  regroup  or  race 

extinction.  New  pledges  stepped  up 

to  this  challenge,  as  well  as  the 

challenge  of  a  mechanical  bull! 


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Above:  Making  dinner  for  the  Hope  Lodge 
Left:  Having  a  good  time  at  Rush  Kick  Off 


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Ameet  Joshi,  cowboy 


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vAv 


on  Kinyon,  comedian 


Above:  Njuibi  and 
Jason  enjoying 
themselves  at  the 
potluck  dinner 


f 


"om  Brew  approves  of  these  tacos 


Kim  Still  approves  of  the  Florida  Convention 


ice.  Friendship  and  Brotherly  Love 


■ 

•  AZQ     1 

L              m\ 

Fellowship 

Scholarship 


Going  to  Prom??  ...or  goofing  off 
before  Florida  Convention  Formal 


n  Christian  Pharmacists 
Fellowship  International 


Our  goal  is  to  integrate  who  we  are  as  Christians  with 
our  profession  of  pharmacy. 

We  strive  to: 

*  Set  an  example  of  Christian  living  in  our 
relationships,  academics,  speech,  love,  faith,  and 
purity  to  portray  Christ  to  others  and  glorify  God. 
*  Encourage  shared  delight  in  the  Savior  and  our 
relationships  with  him  through  spiritual  disciplines 
and  church  membership. 
*  Provide  fellowship,  materials,  and  prayer  to 
:e  the  discipleship  of  Christians,  particularly 
nd  obedience  to  God  are  wavering. 


Executive  Board: 
Front  Row/  (from 
left)  Mike  Akers 
(Vice  President). 
Meghan  McMenry 
(President).  Kaitlin 
Schwarz 
(Historian).  Back 
Row  (from  left)  Dr. 
Lisa  Charneski 
(Faculty  Advisor). 
Catherine  Lee 
(Treasurer).  Iliana 
Cheng 
(Secretary). 


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Left:  T. J 
Remsberg 
takes  center 
stage  at  the 
karaoke  kick-off 
event  at 
Zodiac  drill. 

Right:  Duet 
by  Catherine 
Lee  and 
Melissa  Kim. 


DSPA  members  lend  a  hand  to  Campus 
Kitchen,  an  organization  providing  meals  for 
working  families  in  need  of  assistance.  From 
left:  lliana  Cheng.  Molly  Rockstad.  and  Julie 
Naito. 


Member  /nap  /hot/! 


r  ck        n  I  Catherine  Lee,  Kathy  Matthew/,  & 

i/tin  Qon/tantino  &  Areo  llazan  I  ' 

Idina  Varqhe/e 


Above:  Melissa  Kim 
kicks  it  up  a  notch! 


Aatt  /iuta 


Having  fun  in  the 
kitchen,  from  left 
Kathy  Matthews 
and  Meghan 
McMenry. 


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Kappa  Psi 


Fellowship    Industry    Sobriety    High  Ideals 


Pledge  masters  with 
the  best  pledge 


Helping  out  at  the  American 

Diabetes  Association's  Step  Out  to 

Fight  Diabetes 

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Great  turn  out  at  our  brotherhood  retreat 


•  wings  tor  the 
lundation! 


Group  picture  to  kickoff  the  rush  period  and 
to  show  off  our  Kappa  Psi  pride 


Fall  Rush  2007 


Ashley  grilling  at  the  BBQ 


afc^\v 


Tze-Yu.  Manu  &  Sophia 
playing  at  game  night 


' 


Lovely  ladies  Sophia.  Lorena. 
and  Connie  at  the  luau 


Xuan  and  Mavis  posing  for  the 
camera 


iCloseup  on  Brothers 


Sigma  Chapter  representing  at  the  spring  Province  III  meeting  held  at 
Howard  University 


GO  RAVENS:  The  fast  \cjlt  of  our 
concession  Ntand 


Lambda  Kappa 


Congrats  to  the  Sisters  Who  Are  Graduating  this  Year . . . 
Melanie  Belcher  Candice  Richardson  Fedelyne  Dieujuste 

Midi  Onyirioia  Lauren  Tiomas 

Kathleen  Klemm  Welonie  Powell 

Svetlana  Polyanskaya  Tammy  Lutz 


Yndiana  Tineo 
Min-Li  Vu 
Jamie  Wilkins 


RIGHT:  Fall  Initiation 

Ceremonj  at  the  Kelly 

Building 

BELOW:  Our  Tri-Fold  for 
the  Organizational  Gala 


And  to  the  Entire  Class  of  20081 
Best  of  Luckl 


\BOVE:  Mary  Kay  Night  with 
1  President  Dixie  l.eikach 


ABOVE:  Recruiting  Some  New 
Members  in  the  Fall 


hood 


/eryice  Leader/hip 


blCIBicl  Epsilon  ciapter 


Promoting  Women  In  Pharmacy 


i  'ABOVE:  A  few  sisters  in  Fells 
Point  for  the  Ghost  Tour 


ABOVE:  Getting  together  each  month  for  our 
general  bod\  meetings 


>fe//ionali/m  friend/hip 


/cholar/hip 


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NCPA  president,  Lou  Jones,  leads  the  first  meeting 
of  the  2007-2008  school  year. 


NCPA  meeting  attendees  Erin  Senkbeil  and  Adam 
Dudley. 


h*  * 


«• 


r  dinner 


NCPA' 

NATIONAL  COMMUNITY 
PHARMACISTS  ASSOCIATION 


CPA  2007-2008  Officers 


Preside  President:  Lou  Jones 

President- Elect:  Kelly  Adamcek 

Secretary:  Damon  Douglas 

Treasurer:  Andy  Raska 

Historian:  Jen  Grant 

Webmaster:  Sibtain  Rawala 


Lou  Jones  and 

Joni  Larrabee 

receive  a  lesson 

from  the  Merck 

representative  on 

using  their  PDA 

software. 


Dis 


the  Magic 


INDEPENDENCE 

NCPA's  109th  Annual  Convention 
and  Trade  Exposition 

*  October  13-17,  2007  * 

Anaheim  Convention  Center 


Members  Adam  Bress,  Jen  Grant,  Lou 
Jones,  and  Joni  Larrabee  with  Fred 
Abramson  at  the  NCPA  exhibit  hall. 


Members  were 

able  to  enjoy  the 

California 

beaches  during 
down-time  from 

the  convention. 


Lou  Jones  presents  advisor,  Fred  Abramson,  with  a 

gift  of  appreciation  during  the  UMB  friends  and 
family  dinner  hosted  by  Fred  at  the  House  of  Blues. 


Convention  attendees  Jen  Grant  and  Monica 
Healy  with  Dean  Fddington  at  the  UMB  dinner. 


Members  Min-Li  \\  u  and  Rai  Cary  with  attending 
I  MB  alumni. 


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The  executive  bo.ird  po-.es  tor  the  camera 
at  the  Eastern  Regional  Conference 
Banquet 


PHI 

DELTA 

CHI 


Brothers  pose  for  a 

picture  at  the  Rush 

Tex-Mex  Dinner 

while  the  rushees 

helped  themselves  to 

a  plethora  of  south- 

of-the-border  dishes. 


•  :  P     Delta(  hi  pledges  at  one 
ti<  ipated  events  oi  the 


i 


Pledges  learn  about  the  fraternity  during 
pledge  education. 


The  annual  Phi  Delta  Chi  Ski  Trip  was  held 
this  year  at  Canaan  Valley.  WV.  While  therel 
was  little  snow,  the  brothers  who  attended    I 
made  the  best  of  it  and  befriended  the  local  J 
wildlife. 


The  2007  Spring  Formal  was  held  at 

Camden  Yards,  and  we  were  pleased  to 

welcome  visiting  brothers  from  the 

Alpha  Omicron  chapter  at  Temple 

University. 


I 


Brother  Christina  Green 

makes  decorative 
doorhangers  \\  itli  the 
children  of  the  Ronald 

McDonald  House. 


eaders  in  Pharmacy,  Brothers  for  Life 


FAir> 


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J*M«f 


i  Left:  Phi  Delta  Chi  sponsored  a 
Can  Castle  competition 

I  between  the  classes  to  collect 

I  non-perishables  for  the 
Maryland  Food  Bank.  Castles 
were  judged  on  creativity  as 
well  as  number  of  items. 


Below:  Brothers  staff  a  table  at  a 
health  fair  targeted  to  older 
adults,  where  they  helped 
participants  complete  fall  risk 
assessments  and  medication  lists 
to  earn  with  them. 
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Umy  Center  Univ« 


Virginia  Tech  alumna  Li/ 

Campbell  show  s  o\\  her 

Hokie  feet  paddle  from  her 

little  Kate  McHenry. 


The  annual  Phi  Delta 
Chi  forum  consisted  o\ 

a  debate  on 

collaborative  practice 

b\  our  o\\  n  Dr. 

Rochester  and 

MedChi  Executive 

Director.  Dr. 

Wasserman. 


Brothers  I. mils  Knapp 
and  Dominick  Memoli 

participate  in  the  first  oi 

two  Red  Cross  Blood 
Drixes  held  this  spring. 


cPlii  Juamdda  Gigma 

□  Seta  cCamBda  QRaptor 


2007-2008  Executive  Board  (left  to  right) 

Claire  Leocha  (Vice  President),  Rita  Kasliwal 

(Historian),  Mark  Heisey  (Treasurer),  Mr.  Fred 

Abramson  (Advisor),  Lisa  Wohl  (President),  Louis 

Jones  (Secretary),  Shirley  Lee  (President-Elect) 


.ve) 


Tibers  spending  some  quality  time  at  our  Bowling  Night! 


>Z  and  'OS  QRapfar 
of  ffie  Steam! 


Dean  Natalie  Eddington  was 

inducted  into  PLS  this  year.  Dr.  Jill 

Morgan  was  awarded  the  Beta 

Lambda  Faculty  Member  of  the 

Year  Award. 


Jessie  O'Kane  wins 
Chapter  Member  of  the 
Year! 


Yara  Haddad,  Jannet  Hseih,  Selma  Du, 

and  Lakshmi  Potti  in  our  Haunted  House 

at  Diabetic  Halloween 


jrth  Year, 
i  Kasliwal, 
the  AFPE- 
-GSK  First 
Graduate 
lolarship; 
sented  in 
fDiego,  CA 
)r.  Robert 
^hman 


Fourth  Year  PLS  members  with  Drs.  Love,  Boyle,  and  Truong 


Ganesh  Kumarachandran,  Lisa  Wohl,  and  Yara  Haddad 
pictured  with  Drs.  Choy,  Coop,  Zito.  and  Rochester 


Team  'Bowl  Movements'  wins  at  Bowling 

Night!  Shirley  Lee.  Matt  Lunsik.  Ganesh 

Kumarachandran.  Rita  Kasliwal.  and 

Louis  Jones 


GXRartnacy  JOeadersfiip  Society 


Rho  Chi  Honor  Society 
Omicron  Chapter 


2007-2008  Officers: 

President:  Kevin  Brady 
Vice  President:  Tiffany  Russell 
Secretary:  Erin  Elwood 
Treasurer:  Amy  Vu 
Historian:  Allison  Chilipko 


Faculty  Advisor:  Dr.  Myron  Weiner 


Fall  Peon*  Lie+Pik^Kier 


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Campus  Activities: 


Academic  Student  of  the  Month 
Student  Trivia  Contest  .% 

Andrew  ©.  DuAAez  Lecture    s^) 


M»  ^hi  Jnduchm  SBa^ud  (2007,  2008) 


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S.C.O.D.A.E. 

I  In  Student  Committee  on  Drug  Abuse  Education  (SCODAE)  is  a  voluntary  organization  made  up  of  University  of  Maryland 
pharmacy  students.  This  organization  receives  guidance  from  faculty  members  at  the  University  of  Maryland  Office  of  Substance 
Abuse  Studies.  SCODAE  members  teach  drug  and  alcohol  education  to  audiences  of  middle  school  children,  parents,  and  education 
professionals  throughout  Maryland.  The  SCODAE  presentations  provide  accurate  and  unbiased  drug  and  alcohol  information  in 
order  to  prevent  abuse  and  addiction  within  the  community. 

The  officers  enjoyed  a  taste  of  the  culture  of  Salt 
Lake  City  when  they  toured  the  Mormon  Temple 


UTAH!!! 

Each  summer,  the  SCODAE  officers  make  a 
trip  to  Utah  to  attend  the  annual  University  of 
Utah  School  on  Alcoholism  and  Other  Drug 
Dependencies  Conference,  where  they  learn 
the  newest  theories  in  drug  abuse  while  also 
enjoying  the  sights  that  Utah  has  to  offer. 


While  in  Utah,  the  officers  (along  with  Faculty  Advisor 
and  guest  speaker  at  the  conference,  Dr.  Tony 
Tommasello)  climbed  one  of  the  nearby  mountains  to 
enjoy  the  beautiful  scenery  of  Salt  Lake  City. 


S.C.O.D.A.E. 

In  a  drug-oriented  society,  information  on  the  pharmacology  of  drugs  and  alcohol  is  a  basic  educational  need. 


From  left  to  right:  Thomas  Brewer.  Jackie  Finocchio,  Kelly  Martin,  Dr.  Tony  Tommasello,  Amy  Houtchens.  and  Leah  Sera 


Behind  the  Curtains 

Faculty  Advisor-  Dr.  Tony  Tommasello 
Student  Officers: 
President-  Amy  Houtchens 
Vice  President-  Leah  Sera 
Treasurer-  Kelly  Martin 
Secretery-  Jackie  Finocchio 
Webmaster-  Thomas  Brewer 


Here  are  Dr.  Tommasello  and  the  Officers  cooking  up  their 
annual  Spaghetti  luncheon  to  raise  awareness  about  the 
SCODAE  program  with  something  other  than  pizza! 


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SMdPHA 


Student  Section  of  Maryland  Public  Health  Association 


The  SMdPHA  members  at 
the  annual  health  fair  held 
next  to  Waverly  Farmer's 
Market.  There  was  food, 
games,  and  activities,  which 
made  learning  about  health 
enjoyable  for  all  age  groups. 
All  the  volunteers  of  this 
event  presented  various 
topics,  such  as  heart  disease, 
nutrition,  smoking 
cessation,  diabetes, 
asthma/COPD,  and 
information  on  health 
insurance. 


dinnei  .is  partol  the  training 
the  annual  joint  health  lair  with  the  Johns 
ine. 


Our  advisor.  Dr.  Truong  with  our  president,  Kumail  and  our  past  president. 
Mavis.  The  health  fair  held  at  the  Waverly  Fanner's  Market  had  a  great 
turnout  in  both  residents  and  students.  The  common  interest  in  learning  more 
about  healthcare  and  promoting  it  was  evident. 


Health  fair  held  al  Om  Dail)  Bread 
in  Baltimore,  Ml)  SMdPH  \ 
presented  topics  on  asthma, 
diabetes,  and  complementary  and 
alternative  medicine.  This  health 
Fail  was  held  in  conjuction  w  ith 
APhA. 


SMdPHA  handed  oul  oatmeal 
cookies  wrapped  with  ;i  message 
stressing  the  importance  ol  public 
health  awareness  during  the  annual 
Organizational  Gala  held  l<u  all 
pharmacj  school  students. 


Students  provided  information  and 
resources  lor  people  who  \  isited  the 
health  fair  held  at  Our  Dailj  Bread 
in  Baltimore.  MD. 


The  annual  health  fair  held  in  conjuction  with  Johns  Hopkins  health  professional  schools  and  University  of 
Maryland.  Baltimore  health  professional  schools  next  to  the  Waverly  Farmer's  Market  in  Baltimore.  Md. 

"See  not  just  with  your  eyes, 

but  your  heart. 

Care  not  just  with  your  mind, 

but  your  open  hands! " 

~  Dr.  Hoai-An  Truong,  Co-founder  of  SMdPHA 


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This  year  SPA  had,  for  the  first  time,  a  full  executive  board  to  carry  out  and  build 
upon  the  goals  of  the  organization.  With  the  help  of  eager  students  to  get  involved 
with  this  revamped  organization,  SPA  hosted  the  first  Rock  the  Smoke  Out  for  Great 
American  Smoke  Out,  participated  in  SGA  organizational  gala,  USGA  fall  picnic, 
school  wide  health  fairs,  and  hosted  guest  speakers  from  the  law  school.  Thanks  to 
everyone  who  made  this  a  great  year  for  SPA! 


RocK  tie  Smofce  Oiitl 


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SPA  Executive  Board  2007-2008: 

President  -  Ganesh  Kumarachandran         Secretary  -  Erica  Swanson 
President  Elect  -  Jacklyn  Finocchio  Treasurer  -  Amy  Houtchens 

Vice  President  -  Jennifer  Heller 


PWv-wk*c-y  Gra^kAaus,  <EmA<Ae,^vik 


harmaceutica!  Science; 

■  ^^ 

Dr      >sig    lithe  'i    -rflA     ry 
Cm /t  Cc         er 


Officers  (left  to  right): 

President:  Tatiana  Claro  da  Silva 
Vice-President:  Sarice  R.  Smith 
Treasurer:  Trudy  Smith 
Secretary:  Hanpin  Lim 


(  In  ■  rhmmaeu  fjiaduale,  ^/tudenL  S^umcdum  (9*8&'$t)  i&  a  dudent  oi^anizalion  djionmed  Im  the, 

■  t'limwacmlical  &cknce&  (hP^f^)  ^ejiatlmenl  in  the,  &chod  of  SPkaimacu.  Out  diective  id  to  lejiwmt  the  inteiem 

ziaduak  dudenlb  in  out  dejiailmeni  and  act  an  an  official  liaimn  between  ziaduale  dudenL,  the  £P&^S,  and 
fihaimacu  rllmtil.,  of  the  &ckool.  "M }e  ate  aim  actinelu  involved  in  fiwmotinz  the  ijwedaale,  QPwzwm  in 

■  rhmmaceumu  &cienm  in  iettm  of  leauilmenl  and  oiienlation  of  incoming  naduate  dudenL,  and  mod  of  all,  in 
enminz  a  ma  ztadutue  dudeni  life! 


Officers  (cont.,  from  left  to  right): 

Computer  liason:  Xiao  Zhu 
/r  students  rep:  Duan  Wang 
tatives: 

-liskaya  and 
i    ;.  Tolson 


*SC  Students 


White  Elephant  gift  exchange  at  the 
PGSA  Holiday  Party: 
Antonia  Tolson.  Tatiana  Claro  da  Silva. 
Colleen  Day.  Diane  Doughty.  Wenchi 
Hsu  (Vicky),  and  Hanpin  Lim. 


\ 


Sarice  enjoying  the  PGSA  Happy 
Hour  with  Maura  O'Neill  (left)  and 
Marishka  Brown  (middle). 


95 


School  of  ^hmmacu  VeaJwok 


Mx>ve:  Tze  Vu  Loand  Ameet 

Joshi  Jui'ing  a  meeting 

Right:  Njuihi  Ngwa  Nforbi  helps  a 

student  prepare  for  her  portrait. 

Below:  Adrienne  Glodl  uploads 
pictures  and  names 


Below:  Our  lovely  editors,  Denise  Fu  and  Ann  Parker 


Terra  Mariae  means 
"Land  of  Mary" 

We  are  the  University  of 
Maryland  School  of  Pharmacy 
and  this  is  our  yearbook. 

Executive  Board 

Editors  in  Chief:  Ann  Parker 
Denise  Fu 
Business  Manager:  Ameet  Joshi 
Organization  Editor:  Linda  Sun 
Class  Editor:  Diana  Chan 
Copy  Editor:  Njuibi  Ngwa-Nforbi 
Faculty  &  Staff  Editor  Betcy  Philip 
Events  Editor:  Tze-Yu  Lo 
Advisors:  Dr.  Alexander  Mackerell 

Dr.  Cherokee  Layson-Wolf 


\bo\e:  Betcj  Philip  creates 
yearbook  magic 


Working  Hard 


We've  got  it  covered 

Right:  Alicia  Lang  and  Tina  Son 
pose  with  their  cover  design 


Events 


dents  and  faculty  enjoy  their  time  together  outside  of  the 
clhsroom  at  the  White  Coat  Ceremony,  Fall  and  Spring  Picnics, 
Fj  1  Formal,  Legislative  Day,  and  Graduation. 


97 


White  Coat  Ceremony 

Not  too  long  after  classes  began,  the  Doctor  of  Pharmacy 

Class  of  2011    from  the  Baltimore  and  Shady  Grove 

campuses   gathered   at   the   Medical    School   Teaching 

Facility  auditorium  on  September  9,  2007  to  enter  the 

world  of  professional  pharmacy.  Friends  and  family  of 

students   also   filled   up   the   auditorium  to   watch  the 

momentous    occasion.     The    newly    appointed    Dean 

Eddington  addressed  the  students  and  introduced  the 

speaker  to  impart  a  few  words  of  wisdom  to  the  students. 

Soon  after,  each  student  would  be  called 

up  one  by  one  to  don  their  white  coat,  the 

attire  of  a  pharmacy  professional.  Students 

then  listened  to  Dr.  Jill  Morgan  explain  the 

meaning  of  wearing  the  white  coat  and 

how  the  community  perceives  pharmacists. 

All     students     then     took     an     oath    to 

professionalism,  promising  that  they  will 

uphold  professional  behavior. 

Above:  Dean  Natalie  Eddington  takes 

the  podium  to  give  a  few  words  to  the 
Class  of  2011. 


Below:  Students  listening  intently 
and  anxiously  waiting  for  their 
white  coats. 


Above:  Michelle  Jay,  Ines  Chen,  Tiffany  Choe,  Justin 
Constantino,  Melissa  Kim,  and  Meredith  Moy  pose 
for  a  group  shot  during  the  reception  held  after  the 
ceremony. 


An  oath  to  professionalism... 


\bove:  Tuan  Huynh  is  all  smiles  as  he 
akes  the  stage  and  receives  his  white 
:oat. 


Right:  Kay  Tak  and  Chai  Wang  are 
proud  to  be  professionals. 


Left:  Dr.  Heather 
Congdon  helps 
Michelle  Jay  put  on 
her  new  white  coat. 


Right:  A  sea  of  white 
after  everybody  has 
received  their  coats. 


At  ve:  Amanda  Lysczek  and  Katie  Bales  take  a 
br  ak  from  eating  to  pose  for  the  camera. 


at  tA 


e 


entev 


Amanda  Lyszcek  and  Adrienne  Glodt.  pose  in 
ihe  courtyard  at  Fayette  Square  as  they  wait  for 
the  Caravan  service  to  chauffeur  them  to  the 
Fall  Formal  event  at  the  World  Trade  Center. 


Linda  Sun  and  Helen  Huang,  pause 

during  the  well-attended  event  for  a 

--hot  f>\  the  window  view  overlooking 

Inner  Harbor. 


StudmU  mi  faculty  Me  emdd  tetk2\d\fjw 
9Jf  tk  7(/onid  lude  (fatten  m  Stffojdw  \l,  2007, 
Sfmmd  fly  tk  Sty/t  fid  tofcfiotfed  fly  %ite  -  did, 
tk  <tMtt  Mb  &  mM 


■low  :  The  Fall  Formal  was  a  fun-filled  event  allowing  pharmacy  students  to  relax  and  mingle  at  the  start  of 
E  year.  Pictured  from  left  to  risht  are  Shek  Mehta.  Louis  Jones.  Carla  Cabanilla.  and  Xiao  Tu. 


Denize  Fu.  Diana  Chan.  Syh  la 
Hanna.  and  Betcy  Philip  pose  in 
front  of  the  World  Trade  Center 
sign  before  going  up  to  the  21  -4 
floor  for  the  Fall  Formal. 


Far  Left:  Beautiful  ladies  Sarah 
Robin.  Megha  Pancboli,  and 

Archita  Patel  stand  by  to  take  a 
photo. 


Left:  Jennifer  Heller  helps  out  b\ 
giving  out  juice,  iced  tea.  and  water 
to  the  thirsty  guests. 

Below :  Grace  Pak.  Katie  Watson. 
Peter  Furgiuele.  and  Melissa  Kim 
smile  for  the  camera  as  they  arrive 
at  the  World  Trade  Center  to  enjoy 
socializing  and  mingling  at  the 
event. 


Above:  Sibtain  Rawala.  Binn\ 
Patel.  and  Angelo  Noronha. 
surround  Richard  L\ght  take  a 
break  from  dancing  to  pose  for 
a  picture. 


Left:  Rick  Broun  and  Jeanne 
Lim  -top  to  smile  for  the  camera. 
Rick  kicked  it  old  school  and 
wore  a  bow  tie.  which  he  tied 
himself! 


101 


LEGISLATIVE  DAY: 

On  this  day,  we  rally  together  for  the  interest 
f  our  profession  and  for  the  betterment  of 
chool  of  pharmacy. 


February  14, 2008 

On  the  agenda  this  year  was  the  issue  of  granting 
pharmacists  the  ability  to  immunize  patients 
statewide.  In  addition,  students  came  out  to  support 
and  encourage  our  congressmen  to  approve  the 
budget  for  the  addition  to  Pharmacy  Hall. 


105 


The  Class  of  2008, 
consisting  of  133 
students,  graduated 
from  the  School  of 
Pharmacy  on  May  16, 
2008,  at  Kraushaar 

Auditorium  at 
Goucher  College. 


}&ou  toil  I  zzal/i  out  of  Wis  auditorium  a  doctor  of  p  /tarmac y  or  a  doctor 
of '  pfiilosopliy  and  emSarfi  on  tfia  mxt  pRase  of  your  life." 

-  gggg  cXafalie  Gddinqfon,  ffl&  '89,  <ZS<? 


.^■Av   B\ 


' 


4th  Year 


Nicest  Personality 


Fernando  Andrickson  &  Melanie  Belcher 


Most  likely  to  sit  on  a  board  of  pharmacy 
Rai  Cary  &  Mathilda  Fienkeng 


Most  likely  to  be  able  to  fix 
anything  that  goes  wrong  with 
the  lecture  hall  technology 

Clifford  Sinfuego 


Most  likely  to  respond  to  emails  for  help 


Jason  Katcoff 


Most  likely  to  be  found 

sleeping  on  a  couch  in 

Pharmacy  Hall 

Garth  Kistner 


Most  likely  to  become 
Pfizer's  CEO 

Sam  Lee 


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Most  likely  to  be  a 
leadership  advocate 

Jessie  O'Kane 


Best  Class  Liaison 


Jennifer  Bailey 


Superlatives 


Best  Dressed 


Fernando  Andrickson  &  Julie  Hahn 


Most  likely  to  clog  your  inboxes 
Sejal  Patel 


Quietest  Classmate 


Alex  Chui 


Most  likely  to  start  an  independent 
pharmacy  dynasty 

Jason  Katcoff  &  Min-Li  Wu 


Most  Organized 
Jennifer  Bailey 


Most  likely  to  be 
found  studying  in 

PH/PLC  after 

hours...  even  when 

there  is  no  exam 

Joseph  Joh 


Most  likely  to  ask 
questions  in  class 

Marci  Armetta 


Best  Presentation  Skills 


Matt  Casciano 

& 
Jessie  O'Kane 


Most  likely  to 
be  found  at 

every 
class/school 
happy  hour 

Jason  Nagle 


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Mew. .  ♦ 


Above:  Chong  Lee  and  Heidi  Chang  were 
married  on  Dec.  1,  2007. 

Below:  Walker  Robinson  and  Leah  Peller 
were  married  Sept.  21,  2007  in  Maui,  HI. 


Above:  Emmanuel  Mbi  and  Mavis  Prempeh, 
both  UM  School  of  Pharmacy  Alumni,  were 
married  on  August  1 1th,  2007. 

Below:  Brian  Elwood  and  Erin  Wohl  were 
married  on  August  11,  :' 


Above:  Kelly  Hanna  married  her  husband,  Michael  Hanna,  in  Houston,  Texas  on  May  26,  2007 


Above:  Schuyler  Pulleyn  and  Megan  Smith  were  married  on  June  9,  2007. 

Below  (Left):  Elliott  Pyon  and  Sunny  Kim  were  married  on  July  7,  2007. 

Below  (Right):  Keith  Klemm  and  Katie  Warehime,  a  class  of  2008  graduate,  were  married 
on  Nov.  16,  2007. 


as: 


bove  (Left):  Lennox  James  Belcher  was  born  on  December  29.  2007  to  Melanie  Belcher. 
class  of  2008  graduate,  and  her  husband. 


ve  (Right):  Olivia  Lee  Passwaters  was  born  on  August  29.  2007  to  Jesse  and  Denise 
sswaters. 


elow:  Debbie  Tionquiao  welcomed  her  third  son.  Nathan,  into  the  world  this  past  year 


Above:  Dr.  Cherokee  Layson-Wolf  along  with 
husband  and  son.  Michael  and  Holden.  welcomed 
Sofia  Elise  Wolf  on  November  7.  2007. 

Below:  Aaron  Edman  holding  his  daughter.  Darcy 
Elizabeth  Edman.  who  was  born  on  Sept.  18.  2007. 


The  Remedy  for  a  bad  day.. 


Above:  Amie  Zawitoski  &  Lucy  Lu 
Below:  Ashley  Bivins  &  Scottie 


Above:  Jonathan  Hamer's  dog.  Magnum 
Below:  Tim  Bernheimer  &  pet  plant 


Above:  Cathy  Chang  &  Sophie 
Below:  Christina  Green  &  Jinxy 


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Above:  Angela  Dupree's  dog.  Ben 


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Is  Cuddling  Up  wltft  our  Pets 


INDEX 


Abate.  Tufa  7 
Abouelrous.  AAohamed  7 
Abramson.  Fred  46.  50.  5  3. 

55.  79.  82 

Adamcek.  Kelly    I  7.  'ZZ.  2  3 
Addo-Abedi.  Afua  3  3.  4-5 
Adeniranue.  Modupe  3  2.  3  3 
Adeyinka.  Adetoro  3  3.  45 
Agena.  Jody  28 
Agness.  Chanel  50.  90 
Akers.  Michael  3.  7.  72 
Al-Jawadi.  Mohammad  3  3.  -4-5 
Aladi.  Christine  7 
Albanese.  William  7 
Allen.  Amy  6.  7 
Anderson.  Bruce  50 
Anderson.  Martha  34 
Andrade.  Jovany  7.  8.    II 
Andrickson.  Fernando  3  2.  34-. 
45.  63.  82.  83.  90.    I  09, 

112.    113 

Angeles.  Neil    I  7.  2  I  .  22 
Anthony.  Erin  7 

Armetta.  Marcella  34.  45.    I   I  3 
Asein.  Ohita  34.  45.  97.    I  08 
Augustus.  Martha  7.  76.  77 
Ayesu.  Nana    I  7.  2  I 


Babatunde.  Olujimi  7 
Bae.  Eun-Jin  66.  6  7.  93 
Bagafn.  Lorena    I  7.  74 
Bailey.  Jennifer  34.  8  1 .  82. 

112.    I    I  3 

Baker.  Whitney  2  1.77 
Bakhshai.  Justin  7.    I  5.    I  02 
Bales.  Katie  6.7.  99 
Barakat.  Qameh    I  7.  2  I  .  23.  69. 
96 

Barr.  Nicole  3  1.81 
Basi.  Surjit  7 
Bathula.  Matthew/  34 
Bauer.  Ken  50.  54 
Beardsley.  Robert  47.  5  3.  54-. 
57.    I  02 
Belcher.  Melanie  34.  76.  77. 

112.    115 
Berger.  Reisel  7.    I  O.  8  I  .  97. 

I  02 

Bernheimer.  Timothy    I  7.  2  I  . 
22.  68.  69.    I  OO.    I    I  6 
Billiris.  Eleni  34.    I   17 
Bivins.  Ashley    I  7.  74.  7  5.  90. 

I    I  6 

aine.  Raymond  2  5.  29.  5  6. 
7  5.  82.  90.  9  I 
meter.  Ralph  5  5 
'«nheimer.  Erin  2  I  .  22.  23 
irew  34.  6  1.1  09 

~<0.  3  1 


Bouch.  Kimberly    I  7 
Boyd.  April  34 

Boyle.  Cynthia  50.  52.  53.  54. 
62.  82.  83.  90.    I  09 
Bradbury.  Mary  8  I 
Brady.  Kevin  8.  2  5.  29.  5  6.  59. 
62.  64.  67.  75.  Q4- 
Brandt.  Nicole  50.  64.  6  5 
Bress.  Adam  30.  79 
Brew.  Thomas    16.    I  7.  5  6.  6  3. 
68.  69.    I  OO 
Brewer.  Thomas  86.  87 
Brody.  Sarah  3  5.  64.  6  5.  82 
Brown,  Marishka  95 
Brown.  Richard    I  7.  2  I  .    IOI 
Burke.  David  3.  7 
Burke.  Diana  6.  7.    II 
Burnham.  Chad    I   I  5 
Burns.  Ashley    17.  2  1.  2  3.  6  3.  82 
Burton.  Erienne  20.  22.  68.  69 
Buterbaugh.  Gary  48.  5  3.  54. 
I  03 
Butko.  Peter  4-8 


Cabanilla.  Carla  32.  3  5.  45.  82. 

I  O  I  .    I  09 

Cammarata.  Nicole  28.  5  6.  66. 
76.  77.    I  07 
Campbell.  Liz  8  I 
Campbell.  Stephanie  3  5.  4-5 
Campbell.  Tessa  7.    I  5 
Cannon.  David  7 
Carmichael.  Daniel  7  5 
Gartwright.  Dana  3  5.    I  08 
Cary.  Raimon  32.  3  5.  63.  79. 
82.  83.    I    I  2 

Casciano.  Matthew  3  5.  60.  6  I 
Castner.  Rebecca    I  9.  80.    I  06 
Ceraul.  Rebecca  5  2 
Chalasani.  Manu  2  5.  30.  3  1.  7  A- 
Chan.  Diana    I  7.  22.  2  3.  62. 
63.  64-.  65.  74.  75.  96.    I  O  I 
Chang.  Chia-Fang  7.  8.    I   I  .    I  3. 
67.  75.    I  03.    I    I  6 
Chang.  Christine  3  5.  45 
Channing.  Christopher  6.  7. 

I  5. 
6  I 

Charles.  Chris  8.    15.  58.  7A-. 
75 

Charneski.  Lisa  50 
Chen.  Ines  8.    I  3.    I  5.  7  5.  98. 

I  03 

Cheng.  Iliana  8.    I   1 .  72.  73 
Cheung.  Agnes    18.  77.  84-. 

I   I  7 

Chilipko.  Allison  85 
Cho.  Taemi  8 
Choe.  Tiffany  8.  7  5.  98 
Choi.  Marvin    I  7.  20.  2  3.  5  7. 
62.  63.  74-.  88 
Choy.  Christine  83 
Chung.  HyeYoon  8 
Chung.  Mary  77 


Claro  da  Silva.  Tatiana  94.  95 

Cohen.  Michelle  69 

Congdon.  Heather  50.  52.  99 

Constantino.  Justin  8.    I   1.73.  98 

Cooke.  Megan  8 

Coop.  Andy  24.  48.  83 

Corker.  Caitlin  8.    I  3.  7  5.    I  OO 

Cox.  Julia  8 

Crum.  Meghan    I  7.  7  5 

Cuda.  Michael  28.  3  1.67 


D'Souza.  Sanlyn  28.  3  I  .  59.  7  5 
Dabek.  Margaret  8 
Dacey.  Amanda  8 
Dalby.  Richard  4-8 
Damen.  Anna  8 

Dang.  Tina  7.  8.  9.    I  5.  59.  6  I  . 
8  I  .  97.    I  02.    I  03.    I  07 
Daniel.  Ishaya  8.    I  5 
Daniels.  Stephanie    I  7.  80.  8  I . 
I  02 

Davidoff.  Amy  4-7 
Day.  Colleen  95 
DeFrancesco.  Ciara  3  I 
Derby.  Lisa  66.    I  07 
Dhaliwal.  Jack  3  5 
DiBona-Faridi.  Jessica  24.  2  5.  30. 

66.  67 

Dieujuste.  Fedelyne  3  5.  4-5.  6  I . 
77 

Dincher.  Kathryn  3  5.  4-5 
Dipaula.  Bethany  50 
Dotter.  Emily  8.  66.  67.  97 
Doughty.  Diane  9  5 
Douglas.  Damon  2  5.  6  I 
Do  we  II.  Paul  8 
Dowling.  Thomas  46.  50 
Doxtater.  Erin  8.  7  5 
Du.  fielma  24.  2  5.  28.  5  6.  66. 

67.  74.  75.  83 
Duck.  Stephanie  36.  4-5.    I   I   I 
Dudley.  Adam  3  6.  4-5.  78.  80 
Dunn.  William  2  3.  8  I 
Durso.  Diane  3  6 


Eaton.  Dennis  8.    I  5 
Eddington.  Natalie  2.  48.  5  2.  5  3. 
63.  79.  83.  97.  98 
Edman.  Aaron  2  5.  5  7.  62.    I  02. 
I   I  5 

Edrington.  Katherine  2  1.  22.  77 
Egharevba.  Toni  60 
Ellsworth.  Brian    17.    18.  20.  22. 
5  8.  6  3.  74-.  82.    I  02.    I  03 
Elwood.  Erin  2  5.  28.  64.  6  5.  74 
75.    I    I  4 

Embran.  Meera  2  5.  28.  BO,  3  I . 
66.  89 


ng.  David    (  7.  22 
.pete in.  Mark  3  I 
zQOcha.  Nnenna  3  2. 


36 


ang.  Gang  3  6 

arrugia.  Brittany  8.    I  4.  7  5. 
!03 

arshid.  Maryarn  2  3.  68.  8  5 
asch.  Walter  3  6 
edder.  Donald  47.  5  5 
erullo.  Brian  3  6.  4-5 
etsch.  Kimberly  2  5.  5  6.  5  7. 
>4.  65.  67.    I  <D2 
ienkeng.  Mathilda  36.  4-5.  -4-6. 
>3.  82.  83.    I    I  2 
iltz.  Michael  2  5 
inocchio.  Jackie    16.    I  7.  23. 
JO.  86.  87.  92.  93 
itch.  Jennifer  2  5 
tannery.  Lisa  9 

ritsch.  Jackie    17.    I  9.  2  I  .  8  I 
ry.  Richard  60 

u.  Denise    17.    I  9.  22.  2  3.  5  6. 
r4.  96.    I  O  I 

urgiuele.  Peter  9.    I  5.  97. 
O  I  .    I  02.    I  07 


INDEX 


Mealy.  Monica  32.  37.  45.  63. 

79.  80.  8  I  .  82.  83 

Me  ice  y.  Mark  24.  2  5.  27.  29. 

30.  3  I  .  82.  84 

Heller.  Jennifer    17.    I  8.  2  I  . 

22.  23.  92.  93.    I  O  I 
Mershberger.  Alexa  9 
Hewlett.  Jennifer  22.  2  3.  68. 
85 

Moag.  Stephen  48 
Moang.  Anh  7.  9.    I  07 
Molstein.  Jessica    18.  22.  2  3. 

80.  8  I  .  93 

Morn.  Michelle  6  2.  97 
Horde y.  Amy  2  5.  29 
Moutchens.  Amy    19.  2  1.  22. 

23.  56.  86.  87.  92.  93 
Mseih.  Jannet  2  5.  29.  3  1.  5  3. 
57.82.83.    I  02.    I  05 

Msu.  Wenchi  9  5 
Muang.  Melen  74.    I  OO 
Muber.  Jacqueline  3  7.  45 
Muynh.  Tuan  9.    I  2.  99 
Mwangpo.  Tony  3  7.  45 
Myun.  Jayson  9 


lannone.  Rosa  9.  74 
Iwanczuk.  Elizabeth  9 


Kim.  Melissa    I  O.    I    I.  72.  73. 

98.    I  O  I  .    I  03.    I  07 

Kim.  Myoung    I  6.    I  8 

Kim.  Rana    I  O 

Kim-Walsh.  Seferina  62.  90. 

I    I  7 
Kinyon.  Jason    I  8.  2  I  .  68.  69. 

I    I  5 

Kistner.  Garth  38.  45.    I    I  2 
Klein-Schwartz.  Wendy  50.  5  5 
Klemm.  Kathleen  38.  45.  77. 

I    I    I  .    I    I  4 

Kline.  Jennifer  76.  7  7 
Kline.  Kelly  76.  77 
Kloetzli.  Liesel  3  8.  4  5 
Knapp.  David  47.  54 
Knapp.  Emily  22.  62.  80.  8  I  .  93 
Kobin.  Allison  6.    I  O 
Konapelsky.  Krista  3  8 
Kondrakhina.  Tatiana  3  8.  4  5 
Korde.  Prajakta  8.    I  O 
Kozycki.  Jennifer  2  3 
Ku.  Paul  38.  45 

Kumarachandran.  Ganesh  24.  2  5. 
27.  30.  74.  75.  82.  83.  92 
Kwak.  Monica  66.  74 
Kwan.  Shiu    I  O 
Kyeremateng.  Kofi    I  O 


ajec.  Maciej  30 

erami-Diznab.  Soheila  3  6.  45 

iannandrea.  Frank  9 

itelman.  Radmila  45.    I   12 

lick.  Jorie   3  6.  4  5.    I    I  O 

lodt.  Adrienne  9.  96.    I  OO 

los.  Nicole  6.  9 

old.  Irina  9 

oodhue.  Laura  20.  23 

Oyal.  Sophia  2  5 

rant.  Jennifer  3  1.79 

ray.  Kelly  3  7.  80 

reen.  Christina  30.  8  1.    I   16 

rove.  Patrick  2  7.  3 O 

upta.  Vandana  3  7 

uy.  Candice  3  7.    I   I   I 


< 


I.  Thien    I  6. 
iddad.  Yara 


I  7. 
I  6. 


23 
I  7. 


I  8.  22. 


7.  62.  63.  74.  75.  82.  83. 
•  3.    I  02 

ahn.  Julie  3  7.    I    13 
aines.  Stuart  50 
amer.  Jonathan  22.    I   16 
ammerbacher.  Nicole  22 
an.  Yoo-Mee  9 
anna.  Kelly  9.    I 
anna.  Sylvia  2  3. 

I.    I  O  I 
assan.  Aleena    I 

? 

ayashi.  Jun  48 

ayes.  Margaret  5  9 

i 


I  4 
60.  62. 

8.  22.  68. 


Jay.  Michelle  6.  9.    I  5.  98.  99 
Joh.  Joseph  3  7.  45.  64.  6  5. 
I    I  3 

Johnson.  Florence  9 
Jones.  Louis    19.  2  5.  29.  30. 
56.  57.  64.  65.  75.  78.  79. 
82.  83.    I  O  I 
Jones.  Sara  9.    I  5 
Joseph.  Melanie  9 
Joshi.  Ameet    16.    I  8.  2  3.  6  3. 
66.  67.  68.  69.  96.    I  OO 


K 


Kain.  Courtney  9 

Kakar.  Jack  3  7.    I   I   I 

Kalidindi.  Aparna  3  7.  45 

Kamau.  Agnes  9 

Kang.  MinMee    I  O 

Kasliwal.  Rita    18.  22.  6  3.  80. 

82.  83.    I  02 

Kasliwal.  Tina  3  I  .  32.  38.  45. 

62.  74.  82.  83.    I  02 
Kaspa.  Boghoko    18.  76.  7  7 
Katcoff.  Jason  3  8.    I   12.    I   13 
Khani.  Arash    I  8.  69 

Kim.  Andrew    17.    I  8.  2  I  .  23. 

63.  75.  88 

Kim.  Cynthia    I  7.  2  3.  6  3.    I  07 
Kim.  Gregory    I  O.    I    1.75.93 
Kim.  In  25.  66.  67.  74.  75.  90. 
93 


La.  Monghong  3  8.  4  5 
Laflame.  Ashley  38.  45.  97 
Lang.  Alicia  6.  8.    I  O.    I  5.  96 
Lanio.  Elise  3  9.  97.    I  08.    I  09 
Larrabee.  Joni  28.  78.  79 
Larrimore.  Jamie  39.    I  08 
Laughton.  Nicholas    I  8.  89 
Layson-Wolf.  Cherokee  46.  50. 
53.  62.  63.  64.  77 
Lee.  Catherine    I  O.  72.  7  3 
Lee.  Daniel  39.  45 
Lee.  Eva  29.  64.  65.  66.  67. 
74.  82 

Lee.  Heidi"    I    I  4 
Lee.  James  48 
Lee.  John  39.    I    I    I 
Lee.  Julia    I  O.    15.  97 
Lee,  Samuel  39.  45.  60.    I  09. 
I    I  2 

Lee.  Shirley    16.    17.    18.    19. 
20.  2  I  .  22.  23.   57.  62.  63. 
82.  83.  88 

Leocha.  Claire  26.  5  6.  5  7.  62. 
63.  64.  82 
Leung.  Julie    I  7.  22 
Levis.  Benjamin  3  9.    I    15 
Li.  Meng  26 
Liao.  Siyun    I  O 
Lim.  Manpin  94.  95 
Lim.  Jeanne  8.    17.    I  8.  60.  6  I  . 
63.  74.  82.    I  O  I 
Line  Njiomuou.  Annie    I  8.  90 


INDEX 


Livh.  Jessie    39.  45.  6  I  .  82. 

I  08.    I    I  7 

Lo.  Tze-Yu    16.    18.  22.  63. 
64.   74.  96.    I  07 
Lodowcki.  Kathorino    I  O 
Loukac.  Nicholas  2  3 
Lovo.  Raymond   50.   5  3.  82.  8  3 
Lunsik.  Matt    I  9.  26.  27.   30. 
8  1.   57.  82.  83 
Luo.  Yuan  48 
Luong.  Mario    I  O 
Lutz.  Tammy  39.   7  7 
Lyght.  Richard  2  1.    IOI 
Lysczok.  Amanda  6.    I  O.  99. 

I  OO 


M 


Macharia.  David  6.  8.    I  O.    f  2. 
I  5.   58.   75 

Mackoroll.  Alexander  48 
M.kIiiI.i.  Ki  i-.»  ina     I  O 
Magliano.  Melody  6  I 
Mahmound.  Sali    I  O 
Mahoney.  Janet   74 
Majchrzak.  Ryan  3  9 
Majid.  Sana  39 
Maldow.  Harvey  60 
Malloy.  Kevin    I  9.  2  I  .  22.  2  3. 
5  8.    I  OO.    I    I  7 
Malteso.  Christopher    I  O 
Martin.  Kelly    16.    18.  23.  62. 
80.  8  I  .  86.  8  7.    I  OO 
Mat  how.  Justin    I  O 
Mat  hew.  Roy  40 
Mathiac.  Julie    (1.66 
Matthews.  Kathy   3.    I    I.    7  3 
Matthows.  Marilyn    I  OO 
Mbi.  Mavis  40.  4  5.  88.  89. 

1  I  4 

McCabo.  Ashley    11.11 
McCann.  Lindsay    I    I 
McMonry.  Kato    11.81 
McMenry.  Meghan    I    I  .  56. 
72.   73 

Mc  Kinnoy.  Lana    I    I  .    13.  66 
M<  Munn.  Andrea    I    I  .  66 
Mr  Phorson.  Lynn  50.  5  3 
Mr  Quighan.  Brondon  3.    I    I 
Mohdizadegan.  Nikisadat    I    I  . 

Mehta.  Shekhar    18.  6  3.   74. 

♦  .    IOI 
MoIiik  V    U'.ichel    11.15 
Momoli.  Dominick    I  8.  80.  8  I 
Morcurio.  Thorn. ».  in 
Miccicho.  Kr  it  tin  29 
Mirhaolcon.  Andrew    18.  2  1. 

2  3  O  7 
Mir  Koi.  Sarah  48 
Mirhorki.  Robert    5  1.55 
Mitr  h«ll,  Hyejin  4>0 
Mohan  .mod  2  I 
Moiun.  Jonnifor    B,    I    I  .    |  3 

ican    I  8.  2  I  . 


Morgan.  Jill  46.   5  1.  5  2.  5  3. 

60.  83.  90 

Morneau.  Kathleen  9.    II,    14. 

I  03 

Morse.  Jenifer    I    I 
Mostovoy.  Lisa  60 
Moy.  Judy    I    I  .     I  5.    7  5 
Moy.  Meredith    I    I  .  98.    I  02. 

I  03.    I  07 
Mullins.  Daniel  4  7 
Murphy.  Sarah    11.12 
Myhren.  Julie   28 


N 


Nadar.  Jenna    I    I 

Nagle.  Jacon  40.  45.    I    I  3 

Naito.  Julie    3.    I    t  .   73 

Nan.  Anjan  48 

Mand.  Savan  40.  4  5 

Nathanson.  Amy  2  3.  6  3 

Mazari.  Areo    I    I,    I  2.   7  3 

Ndukwe.  Ndubisi  40 

Neal.  Simisola  2  6 

Newell.  Rebecca    I  2 

Nguyen.  Huong    I  2 

Nguyen.  Julie   6.   7.  8.    12.    I  5. 

74.  96 

Nguyen.  Thaoly  40 

Ngwa  Nforbi.  Andre   29.  3  I 

Ngwa  Nforbi.  Njuibi    I  8.  68.  69. 

90.  96 

Nicole.  Spiros  40.  4  5 

Noel.  Jason   5  I 

Noronha.  Angelo  40.  45.  6  f  . 

I  O  I  .    I  09 
Nsiah-Ababio.  Rosevelyn  26.  90 


O 


O'Brien.  Kathryn    f  2.    I  5 
O'Kane.  Jessie   32.  4  I  .  45. 
82.  83.  84.     112.     113 
O'Neill.  Maura  9  5 
Odigie.  Richie   29.  90.  9  I 
Oduro.  Eric  4  1.45 
Officewala.  Jennifer   2  I  .  22. 
23.   58.    I  OO.    I    I  7 
Ofori.  Marie  4  1.  4  5.  6  8 
Oke.  Adeola    I  9.   7  7 
Oke-Owo.  Ayodeji  4  I 
Olszewski.  Sarah  26.  6  3.   74. 
75.  82 

Onukwugha.  Eberechukwu  4  7 
Onyirioha.  Ndidi  3  2.  4  I  .   7  7 
Osing.  Mary  29 
Owusu.  Nathaniel    I  2 
Oyewo.  Sunday  26 


Pa  jak.  Quean    I  2 
Pak.  Grace     I  2.   74.    7  5.    IOI 
I  05 
Pak.  Juliana    I  2 


63.   74.   75. 


23.   56.  63. 


Pak.  Que    I  2 

Palumbo.  Frank  47.   5  5 

Pancholi.  Megha  24.  26.   30.  3  I 

5  7.  66.  8  1.    IOI 

Papadatos.  James   3  2.  4  I 

Park.  Paul  28 

Park.  Sophia    19.  2  3. 

82.    I  02.    I    I  6 

Parker.  Ann    19.  22. 

74.  96.    I    I  7 

Parconc.  Kelly    I  2 

Parvizian.  Pegah    I  2 

Passwaters.  Ian    I  2 

Passwaters.  Jesse    I  2 

Patel.  Archita    12.    IOI 

Pate  I.  Binny  20.    I  O  I 

Patel.  Kajal  32.  4  I  .  80 

Patel.  Kinjal  26.   3  I  .  60 

Patel.  Prashant  29.  3  1.   5  3.  5  7. 

I  02.    I  06 

Patel.  Seema  26.  28.  30.  3  I  . 
58.   66.   67.    74.   75 
Patel.  Qejal  32.  4  I  .  80.  82.    I    I 
Perez.  Zhanita  6  1.91 
Perrott.  Ryan    I  2.  8  I 
Perry.  Matthew  6.    I  2.  8  I  .  97 
Petrie.  Gretchen  26 
Philip.  Betcy    16.    I  9.  22.  6  6.  96, 

I  O  I  .    I  07 

Phillips.  Joan    I  2.   5  8 
Podolskiy.  Daniel    19.   5  7.  8  I 
Polli.  James  48.   5  3.   7  5 
Polyanskaya.  Svetlana   32.  4  1.7' 
Potti.  Lakshmi  26.  29.  30.   5  6. 
66.    75.  83.   89 

Powell.  Melonie  4  I  .  45.  76.  7  7 
Poyneer.  liana    I  2.    I  07 
Pozharskiy.  Edvin  48 
Pradel.  Francoise  4  7 
Price.  Cristofer    7.    I  2 
Pulleyn.  Megan  7  7.    I    14 
Puczkiewicz.  Bernadetta    I  2.  74' 
Pyon.  Sunny    19.    I    14 


Ramanadham.  Mahesh  26.  27 

30.   3  I 

Ramirez-.  Viviana    19.  6  6.  74 

Raska.  Andrew  29.  3  I 

Rawala.  Sibtain  3  1.    IOI 

Reid.  Jaime  42 

Remsberg.  Thomas   3.    II.    I  3.  7: 

Reyes.  Christian    I  3.    I  5 

Rezaei.  Sherry    I  3 

Richardson.  Candice  42. 

90 

Rickort.  Colleen    I  3 

Robin.  Sarah  26.   30 

80.  8  1.    IOI.    I  06 

Robinson.  Leah  42.    I    I  4 

Robust.  Lauren  9.    I  3 

Rochester.  Charmaine   5  1.81 


76.  77. 


3  I  .   56.  6 


I 


INDEX 


Rockctad.  Molly    I  3.   7  3 

Rodriguez  da  Bittner.  Magaly 

46.  5  I 

Roffman.  David  5  1.  5  2.   5  3.  54 

Rocen.  Gerald  4-8 

Roccmann.  Leah  24.  26.  28. 

3  I  .  6  7 

2uddie.  Erik  a    13 

Ruccell.  Tiffany  26.  6  5 

2yu.  Jae  42.  85.    I    I  O 


Saba.  Mojdoh  42.  45 

Samadani.  Pamin    I  9.  69 

Same.  Callie    19.  2  3.   74.   7  5 

iawhney.  Qunmeet  28 

ichall.  Emily    I  3 

Jchoenleben.  Matthew/  42 

ichwarz.  Kaitlin    I  3.   72 

ienkbeil.  Erin  26.   30.   78.  BO. 

3  I 

iera.  Leah    I  9.  2  I  .  22.  86.  87 

ihah.  Priya    I  7 

ihah.  Sheel    I  7.  2  I  .  62.  6  3 

ihannon.  Brandon  9.    I  3.  6  I  . 

75 

lhapiro.  Michael  49 

ihapiro.  Paul  49 

ihaw.  Andrea  6.    13.    I  03 

:haw.  Janet    I  3 

lhaya.  Fadia  4  7.  60 

iheth.  No  ha   5  I 

:hirazj"e.  Kumail  26.   5  6.   74. 

i2.  88.  89 
ihukla.  Qagar    I  3 
'.imoni-Wactila.  Linda  4  7 

infuego.  Clifford  42.  45.    I    I  2 

inginkonda.  Smita    I  9 

iuta.  Matthew   3.    I  3.   7  3 

mith.  Camille    I  3 

mith.  Qarice  94.  9  5 

mith.  Trudy  94 

moot.  Thomac    I  3 

nyder.  Amy  3  2.  42 

nyder.  Kyle     I  3 

ohn.  Kyongcei  60 

olomon.  Addi    I  3 

on.  Tina  8.    I  3.  96.    I  06 

ong.  Caroline  8.    I  3 

ong.  Qheila  8.    14.    I  02.    I  05 

tavitckaya.  Lidyia  94 

tevenc.  Erika  42.  45.    I    I  O 

till.  Kimberly  22.  68.  69 

tout.  Pandy   7.    I  O.    14.    I  5. 

02 

tuart.  Bruce  47 

burpe.  Deborah  20.   5  I 

•jmmerc.  Kelly  5  I 

-in.  Jeanne    I  4 

-in.  Linda    16.    19.  20.  2  1.  2  2. 
3.  66.   67.    75.     I  OO 

a/aan.  Peter  49 

wanton.  Erica    16.    17.    19. 
O.  2  I  .  22.  23.   75.  82.  88. 
2.  93 


it 


2.1 


6,7 


56.< 


Tabernero.  Qharlyn    18.    I  9.   7  7 
Tak.  Kay   7.    I  4.   74.   7  5.  99 
Tang.  Henry  42 
Tang.  Xuan    16.    I  9.  2  I  .  22. 
23.   57.  63.  66.   74.  88 
Taymuree.  Michelle  4  3.  4  5. 
I    I    I 

Teklu.  Mecerot  43 
Telegadic.  Tanya  43.  45.    I    I  7 
Tondoh.  Theodore-Qcott  44 
Thedford.  Qheryl   7.    14.  6  3. 
65.  66.    74.    75.   82.     I    I  6 
Then.  Michelle    I  4 
Thomac.  Kenneth    I  4 
Thomac.  Lauren  43.  45.   76. 
7  7.    I    I    I  .    I    I  7 
Tineo.  Yndiana  32.  43.  45. 
63.   77.  82.  83.  84 
Tingle.  Brian  28.   30 
Tionquiao.  Debbie   26 
Tolcon.  Antonia  9  5 
Tommacello.  Anthony  4  7.  5  5. 
86.  87.  93.    I  09 
Tong.  Vingkai    I  4 
Tong.  Yv/ette   6  I 
Toncon.  Antonia  94 
Torbert.  Elena    I  9.  22.  23.  68. 
69 

Tran.  Allen  7.  8.  9.    I  2.    I  4.  28. 
74.   75.    I  03 
Tran.  Chi    16.    I  9.  2  I 
Tran.  Deanna  6.  8.    I    I  .    I  4.   7  5 
Tran.  Lydia    I  4.  6  3.   7  5.    I    17 
Trinh.  Andy    I  7.   7  5 
Trovato.  Jamec   5  1.  5  3.  66 
Truong.  Moai  An  82.  83.  88 
Tcai.  Yiying  8  5 
Tcige.  Meron  2  6 
Tcoukleric.  Mona  5  I 
Tu.  Xiao    I  9.  22.  2  3.  68.  69. 
84.    I  O  I  .    I  05 
Tunc.  Melike    32.  43.  45 


U 


Umali.  Karen  43.  45.   74.  82. 
I    I  O 


V 


Varghece.  Abraham  27.  2&.  29 
Varghece.  Elina    14.   73 
Velacco.  Richard  4  3 
Vinoc.  Achloigh    I  4 
Vockoboynikov.  Pichard    I  9.  2  I 
Vu.  Amy  64 

Vuong.  Thao  2  7.  29.   5  7.  60. 
62.   63.   64.   65.   67.  82.  90 


W 


Wang.  Duati  94 

Wang.  Mongbing  49 

Wang.  Jamec  8.    I    I  .    I  4.   7  5. 

96.  99 

Wang.  Jia  Bei  49 

Wang.  Louico   4  3.    74.  82 

Wang.  Yi-Jen    I  4 

Waccerman.  Robert  8  I 

Watcon.  Katie    14.    I  O  I 

Watcon.  Krictln  5  I 

Watte.  John  5  3 

Weinor.  Myron  49.   5  5 

Worn.  Scott  43 

Wecley.  Jacob    I  4 

Wilkinc.  Jamie   44.  45.   7  7. 

90.    I  08 

Wilkc.  Angela  49 

Wohl.  Lica  24.  2  7.  28.   30. 

56.  62.    74.    75.  82.  83 

Wong.  Francoc  27.  29.   30. 

56.   5  7.   59.   74.  89 

Wu.  Kimberly    I  7.  23.  62.  63. 

93.    I  07 

Wu.  Min-Li  3  2.  44.  62.  6  3. 

76.    77.   79.  82.  83.    I    I  3 


Yoboah.  Mav/ic    74.    107 
Yirdaw/.  Qolomon    I  4 
Yoon.  Connie   20.  66.  6  7.    74. 
75.  85 

York.  Andrew  6.    II.    13.    14. 
I  5.  6  I  .  63.  82.  97 
Yu.  Bruce  49 


Zaideman.  Eliana    I  4 

Zano.  Nicole    I  6.  20.  2  3 

Zawitocki.  Amio    I  6.  20.  2  2. 

23.    I    I  6 

Zendel.  Laura  44.    I    I  O 

Zhu.  Xiao  94 

Zile.  Jennifer  44.  82 

Zito.  Julie   4  7.  8  3 

Zuckerman.  Ilene   54 

Zvococz.  Nicolo    7  5 


Waldron.  Adam    I  9.  2  I  .  22.  BO. 
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CVS/pharmacy  will  stand  behind  you  for  the  rest 
of  your  career. 

As  a  pharmacist  at  CVS/pharmacy,  you  will  make  an  extraordinary  impact  on  the  community 
you  serve.  The  health  of  thousands  of  patients  will  depend  on  your  personal  commitment 
and  professional  development.  And  rest  assured,  your  CVS/pharmacy  management  team  wil 
support  you  every  step  of  the  way. 

With  over  6,100  locations  nationwide,  CVS/pharmacy  offers  generous  opportunities  to 
practice  in  a  location  that  best  meets  your  personal  and  professional  requirements.  Join 
CVS/pharmacy  and  we  will  reward  you  with  extraordinary  professional  development, 

recognition  and  compensation  that  only  the  nation's  largest  retail  pharmacy  can  provide. 

Extraordinary  people  are  what  we  want. 
Extraordinary  career  is  what  you'll  get 
at  CVS/pharmacy. 


Congratulations  to  all 

the  Extraordinary 

2008  Graduates  from  the 


University  of  Maryland 
School  of  Pharmacy 

who  will  be  joining  CVS/pharmacy 

as  they  begin  their  careers! 

We  welcome  you  and  look  forward 

to  your  career  development  with  us! 


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Congratulates  the 
School  of  Pharmacys 
2008  Graduating  Class 

Best  wishes  on  behalf  of  the 

Faculty  and  Staff  of  the 

PHSR  Department 


University  of  Maryland 

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University  of  Maryland 


SCHOOL  OF  PHARMACY 

The  Department  of  Pharmacy 

Practice  &  Science 

Congratulates 

the 

Graduating  Class  of  2008 

Our  Newest 
Maryland  Brand  Pharmacists!! 

Welcome  to  the  Profession! 


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Congratulations  to  the 
2008  Graduating  Class  of 
the  University  of  Maryland 
School  of  Pharmacy. 

MedStar  Health  is  proud  to  welcome  the  following 
graduates  who  will  join  us  as  residents: 

Karen  Umali,  Pharm.D.,  Georgetown  University  Hospital 
Laura  Vendel,  Pharm.D.,  Washington  Hospital  Center 
Ashley  LaFlame,  Pharm.D.,  Union  Memorial  Hospital 
Tanya  Telegadis,  Pharm.D.,  Union  Memorial  Hospital 

MedStar  Health 

Trusted  Leader  •  Caring  for  People  •  Advancing  Health 


Franklin  Square  Hospital  Center,  Georgetown  University  Hospital,  Good  Samaritan  Hospital,  Harbor 
Hospital  Montgomery  General  Hospital  National  Rehabilitation  Hospital  Union  Memorial  Hospital 
Washington  Hospital  Center,  MedStar  Family  Choice,  MedStar  Health  Visiting  Nurse  Association, 
MedStar  Physician  Partners,  MedStar  Research  Institute  and  our  other  affiliate  members. 
www.medstarhealth.org 


University  of  Maryland 

school  of  pharmacy 

The  Faculty  and  Staff  from  The  Department  of 

Pharmaceutical  Sciences  (PSC)  take  great  pleasure 

in  congratulating  the  School  of  Pharmacy s  2008 

Graduating  Class  on  their  Outstanding 

Achievements! 


We  extend  our  warm  wishes  to  them  in  all  their 

future  endeavors! 


Walgreens  supports  the 
University  of  Maryland  School  of  Pharmacy 


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We're  helping  you  live  your 
dream  career. 


It  starts  out  with  the  idea  that  helping  people  would  be  a  great  career.  Yoi 
to  school,  study,  maybe  support  a  family  in  between — all  in  pursuit  of  the  dre 
to  help  people  live  healthier  lives. 

For  over  1 00  years,  we've  built  Walgreens  around  the  same  idea  that  the  dr< 
of  counseling  patients  and  changing  lives  becomes  reality.  As  a  pharmacy 
healthcare  company  founded  and  run  by  pharmacists,  our  top  priority  is  at 
improving  quality  of  life  through  personalized,  professional  patient  care. 

This  'pharmacy-first'  philosophy  offers  tremendous  opportunities  to  work  dire 
with  your  patients  and  enrich  your  career. 

To  learn  more  about  how  Walgreens  can  help 

grow  your  career,  visit  www.walgreens.jobs 

or  call  toll-free  1-866-967-5492. 


As  far  as  you  want  to  go." 


Walgreens  Pharmacists-making  a  difference  in  the  lives  of  our 
patients  for  over  100  years. 


Walgreens  is  an  equal  opportunity  employer  and  welcomes  individuals  of  diverse  talents  and  backgrounds. 


10  I  ML  CLASS  OF  2008 


Good  Samaritan  Hospital  proudly  recognizes  the  graduating  class  of  the  University  of  Maryland's 
riool  of  Pharmacy  for  their  outstanding  academic  achievements.  We  wish  you  the  best  of  luck 
may  your  future  be  as  rewarding  as  your  past.  For  information  on  becoming  a  pharmacist  at 
Good  Samaritan  Hospital,  visit  us  at  www.goodsamjobs.com. 


Good  Samaritan 
Hospital 


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MedStar  Health 


CONGRATULATIONS 

to  the  2008  Graduates  of  the 
University  of  Maryland  School  of  Pharmacy 

Shoppers  Pharmacy  is  proud  to  support  pharmacy  programs  that  are  offered  at 
colleges  and  universities  throughout  the  United  States. 

Shoppers  Pharmacy  is  dedicated  to  providing  an  environment  that  allows  you  to 
participate  in  effective  patient  care  and  achieve  your  professional  goals.  Your 
vision  for  the  practice  of  pharmacy  will  continue  to  move  the  profession  forward. 

We  are  looking  for  pharmacists  who  can  make  an 
impact  on  their  patients'  lives,  practice  In  an 
innovative  pharmacy  setting  and  serve  as  role 
models  for  the  profession. 

Contact  Kelly  Smith,  Pharmacy  Recruiter 

Ph:  301-306-8660 

email:  kelly.smith@supervalu.com 

Or  apply  online  at: 

www.supervalupharmacies.com 

SHOPPERS 

Pharmacy 

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